Nervous about making milk for your baby? We can work together before baby’s arrival to come up with a plan for the first few days and weeks postpartum.

Breast or chest feeding may be natural, but it doesn’t come naturally to all. If your baby’s latch or the pump is causing discomfort, a visit with our team would be beneficial for both parent and baby.

For parents experiencing low milk supply, it can be frustrating to find support that sees your struggle. Our team understands that providing your baby with your milk is not all or nothing, and will support your plans to help you and your baby thrive.

While many babies reach and exceed their birth weight by 2 weeks, some take a little bit longer. Working collaboratively with your pediatrician, our team will ensure your baby does not lose breast/chest focus while increasing weight.

Did your little one arrive earlier than expected? The move home from the NICU can be a challenge. These sleepy little ones may need some extra support as they grow. Our team can help with the unique needs of a preterm or late preterm baby.

Family leave is over. Now what? Our team supports parents make the transition to becoming working and pumping parents. We discuss pumping schedules, bottle feeding, and the emotional changes for parent and baby.

For some families, exclusively pumping milk is the right way for them to feed their baby. Our team is able to support EP families throughout their journey. From pump options to changing expression schedules, we can guide you through pumping and all that it entails.

Yes, you read that correctly. An IBCLC can help you wean safely to avoid clogged milk ducts and/or mastitis. Whether you have reached your lactation goals or need to stop quickly, our team is able to guide you through the physical and emotional changes.