Our increase, decrease, or maintain milk supply service is designed to help mothers navigate the challenges of breastfeeding. We provide support for various issues, including:

• Help with Low Milk Supply: If you're struggling to produce enough milk, we can help identify the causes and provide effective strategies to increase your supply.
• Decrease Milk Supply: Some mothers may find they are producing more milk than they need. We can help you manage this to ensure you are comfortable and your baby is still receiving adequate nutrition.
• Manage Nipple and Breast Pain: Pain during breastfeeding can make the experience distressing. Our specialists offer guidance on techniques and positions to reduce discomfort.
• Feeding Difficulties and Breast Infections: We understand that breastfeeding isn't always straightforward. Our consultants can assist with feeding difficulties and issues like mastitis.
• Baby’s Health or Weight Gain: Monitoring your baby’s health is crucial. We provide strategies to ensure your baby is gaining weight appropriately while breastfeeding.
• Tongue Tie Assessments and Division: A tongue tie can affect your baby's ability to latch properly. We conduct assessments and can guide you through the division process if necessary.
• Lactation Induction and Relactation: If you are looking to start breastfeeding after a break or if you are adopting, we offer services to help induce lactation or relactate.
• Infants with Medical Conditions: We provide specialized support for babies with medical conditions that affect breastfeeding.

What sets our lactation services apart is our personalized approach. Every mother and baby pair is unique, which is why we take the time to assess your specific situation. Our consultants are not only knowledgeable but also empathetic, ensuring that you feel supported throughout your breastfeeding journey. We work with various insurance plans, including Aetna, to make our services accessible to as many families as possible. Our goal is to ensure you have the resources you need without financial stress.

Choosing our lactation consultant services means opting for a dedicated team that prioritizes your breastfeeding goals. We understand the emotional and physical challenges that can arise, and we are here to provide comprehensive support. Whether it’s through one-on-one consultations or group workshops, we tailor our services to meet your needs. Our commitment to education and empowerment means we equip you with the knowledge to confidently address breastfeeding challenges. We’re not just here to help; we want you to feel empowered in your journey.

If you notice your baby is not gaining weight as expected or is frequently frustrated while nursing, this could signal low milk supply. Our consultants can help you identify strategies to increase your supply and ensure your baby is getting enough nutrition.

Discomfort while breastfeeding can discourage you from continuing. If you experience persistent pain or have concerns about infections, it’s essential to seek help. We can offer techniques to manage pain and address any underlying issues.

If your baby is having trouble latching or you’re facing challenges during feeding, you don’t have to struggle alone. Our specialists can assess the situation and provide tailored solutions, including assessments for conditions like tongue tie.

If you're worried about your baby’s growth or health while breastfeeding, it’s time to consult with a lactation specialist. We can help you monitor and support your baby's health effectively.

The first step is a comprehensive assessment of your situation. We will evaluate your breastfeeding history, any medical conditions, and your baby’s health and weight gain. This helps us understand your unique needs.

Based on the assessment, we create a tailored action plan. Whether you need help with low milk supply or strategies for relactation, our plan will be designed to address your specific challenges.

Once a plan is in place, we work with you to implement it. This may include hands-on assistance during breastfeeding, tips for managing nipple pain, or guidance on using breast pumps effectively.

Our support doesn’t end after the first visit. We schedule follow-ups to monitor progress, make adjustments to the plan as needed, and ensure you feel confident and supported throughout your journey.