Lactation induction and relactation services focus on helping mothers who wish to initiate or resume breastfeeding after a period of not breastfeeding. This service is essential for mothers with infants who have medical conditions, those who adopted, or mothers who faced challenges early in their breastfeeding journey.

Our lactation consultants are specially trained to provide lactation help tailored to your needs. We assist with everything from managing nipple and breast pain to conducting Tongue Tie assessments and division. If you're concerned about your baby's health or weight gain, our experts will guide you through the process, ensuring you have the right support for successful breastfeeding.

What makes our lactation induction and relactation services unique is our personalized approach. We understand that every mother and baby are different, and we tailor our services to meet your specific needs. We prioritize understanding your situation and offer practical solutions. Whether you need help with low milk supply or advice on managing feeding difficulties, our experienced team is ready to assist you.

Our services include lactation induction for mothers who are struggling to produce enough milk and relactation for those looking to resume breastfeeding. We also provide education on the various methods to support breastfeeding, including the use of Aetna-covered resources, making our services more accessible.

Choosing us means opting for compassionate, knowledgeable support that empowers you to overcome challenges in your breastfeeding journey. Our lactation specialists are not only well-trained but also understand the emotional aspects of breastfeeding. We work closely with you to build confidence in your breastfeeding abilities, ensuring that both you and your baby thrive. Additionally, our team is well-versed in the latest techniques for increasing milk supply and dealing with infections that can arise during breastfeeding. We provide a comprehensive approach to your lactation needs, ensuring you receive the best care possible.

If you’re struggling to produce enough milk, you may need assistance. Help with low milk supply can come from our lactation specialists, who can guide you through techniques to boost your production.

If your baby is having trouble latching or if you’re experiencing pain while breastfeeding, it’s essential to seek help. Managing nipple and breast pain is crucial for a successful breastfeeding experience, and our team can provide effective strategies.

If you notice that your baby is not gaining weight as expected or is showing signs of dehydration, it’s time to get in touch with a lactation consultant. We can assess your feeding practices and provide tailored advice to improve your baby's health.

If you suspect your baby has a tongue tie, seeking a professional assessment is vital. Our team can conduct thorough assessments and recommend any necessary procedures, such as division, to improve breastfeeding success.

We begin with an in-depth consultation to understand your unique situation. During this session, we discuss your breastfeeding history, any challenges you’ve faced, and your goals. This is also a great time to address any concerns about feeding difficulties or medical conditions that may affect breastfeeding.

Next, we conduct a thorough assessment of both you and your baby. This includes examining latch, assessing for tongue tie, and discussing any potential issues like infections or pain. Based on our findings, we develop a tailored plan that outlines specific actions to take.

With a plan in place, we guide you through practical strategies to initiate or resume breastfeeding. This may include techniques for increasing milk supply, managing nipple pain, and using tools like breast pumps if needed. We also provide guidance on relactation methods for those returning to breastfeeding.

Our support doesn’t end with the initial sessions. We offer ongoing follow-up to monitor progress, answer questions, and make any necessary adjustments to your plan. We understand that breastfeeding is a journey, and we’re here to provide continuous support.