Services
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Prenatal consults are truly the best way to prepare fore your feeding journey before your little one arrives. Whether you are planning on breastfeeding, combo feeding, bottle feeding, formula feeding and even Inducing Lactation!
This is a 1:1 service, customized just for YOU. This allows for a more detailed, accurate and customized preparation versus going to a class.
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Postpartum care is inherently intertwined in the infant feeding experience.
IBCLC, RN’S have the unique training and ability to medically care for BOTH infant and parent. Absolutely vital to success! One should not go without the other.
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Everything newborn, from:
General newborn care
ALL feeding issues
Slow weight gain
Gassy babies
Sleeping routines
Infant reflux
Milk/dairy and other food intolerances in the infant
Colic
Premature babies
NICU babies
Special needs babies
& more
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Breastfeeding / Chestfeeding
Latching pain
Nipple pain
Low milk supply
Damaged / sore nipples
Inducing Lactation
Heavy Milk Ejection Reflex / Milk Letdown
Milk production oversupply - Hyperlactation
Mastitis, Reoccurring Mastitis
Clogged ducts, Milk Blebs
Breast related related to lactation
Back to work planning
All things pumping
Pump flange sizing and fitting
Supplemental Nursing Systems (SNS)
Insufficient Glandular Tissue (IGT)
Slow weight gain
Tandem nursing
Twins
Breast refusal and aversion
Thrush
Sleep & schedules of the breastfed baby
Understanding and reading the breastfed baby
Breastfeeding for the LGBTQ+ family
& more !
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Happy & healthy BEST practices for bottling all babies no matter breastmilk or formula
Best practices for the bottle fed and breastfed baby (Combo Fed)
How to protect your breastfeeding relationship while bottling
Bottle feeding schedules
Sleep and the bottle fed baby
Understanding healthy bottle feeding methods
Bottle refusal of the breastfed baby
Bottle aversion
Oral motor skills of the bottle fed baby
& more
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I have extensive specialty training to provide expert feeding care for babies who have been diagnosed with a tongue or lip tie also known as oral restrictions. This applies to both breastfed and bottle fed babies.