Our Services
A prenatal lactation appointment is a warm, 60–90 minute session focused on preparing expectant parents for feeding by reviewing relevant health history, completing a gentle breast and nipple assessment, teaching how milk production works, outlining normal newborn feeding behaviors, practicing latch and positioning with models, discussing pump options, and offering tailored guidance for any identified risk factors—ending with a personalized feeding plan that supports confidence and readiness for the early postpartum period.
A home visit breastfeeding appointment offers personalized, hands-on lactation support in the comfort of your own home, allowing us to observe feeding in your natural environment and address challenges in real time. Your baby should be ready to feed at the start so we can complete a full assessment, which may include reviewing your health and birth history, weighing your baby before and after feeding, observing a complete breastfeeding session with guidance on positioning and latch, and addressing concerns like pain, milk transfer, oversupply, engorgement, pumping, or supplementing. This test‑weight feeding evaluation helps us understand how effectively your baby is feeding and informs a clear, realistic plan tailored to your goals. You’ll have time to ask questions, troubleshoot challenges, and leave feeling supported, confident, and equipped with practical strategies, along with follow‑up care options.
A virtual breastfeeding appointment provides personalized lactation support through a secure video platform, allowing us to address your feeding concerns in real time from home. We may review your health and birth history, observe a feeding to assess latch and positioning, discuss milk supply, pumping, bottle feeding, and common challenges like pain or engorgement, and walk through adjustments step by step using visual guidance. Virtual visits are ideal for families seeking timely, at‑home support or living outside the service area, and you’ll leave with a clear plan, practical strategies, and information on follow‑up care.