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Healthy Mind. Healthy Bond.
After you give birth can be a fragile time as you step into the role of motherhood. During this season of transition, it is important that you and your family have the support you may need as you recover both physically and emotionally. The postpartum period comes with an array of feelings, and we want to guide you, talk with you, provide you with the tools you need, and help you build that special bond with your new baby.
Women who have postpartum support have an increased chance of successful breastfeeding, less chance of postpartum depression, focused bonding time with their new child, and a greater understanding of their newborn's needs and behavior. There is also less anxiety when their partner goes back to work.
Prenatal Breastfeeding Education
Have lots of concerns and questions? During this private session, we will explore your medical history and previous breastfeeding issues. A breastfeeding plan will be tailored towards you and your family’s unique situation and goals. By offering prenatal visits, my goal is to reduce any stress, allowing you to pay attention to your body and your baby and to be prepared for the first few days after delivery. It is best if both partners are present for this consult.
New Consult
Every consult will include maternal and newborn medical history review, maternal breast assessment, newborn oral anatomy assessment, latch assessment, newborn weight check, milk transfer assessment, solutions for breast and nipple pain,, supply assistance (over & under) Plan for success and follow up if needed. We will quickly work to repair any damage to the breastfeeding relationship to achieve relaxed, easy feedings.
Follow up Consult
We will check in on baby’s progress, with the option to do pre and post-feeding weight checks. Together we will address any questions you may have. I will offer support and suggestion during a feeding. I will ensure that you are feeling confident in your breastfeeding abilities by teaching you techniques and giving your even more knowledge on the process of milk production.

Painful latch while feeding
Breast refusal
Sore or damaged nipples
Feeling there is not enough milk
Baby weight gain issues
Tongue/lip tie issues
Premature babies
Plugged ducts, engorgement, or mastitis
Oversupply problems
Pumping issues
Inducing lactation
Baby hospitalization
Lactation support after infant loss
Bottle feeding
Pumping and returning to work
Low supply/ IGT
Pump flange fitting
Weaning/starting solids

I am here to support you in reaching your Breastfeeding Goals!
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