Prenatal Feeding Education and Preparation
A Nursing "Check-Up" for reassurance and help avoiding future issues
Pain While Nursing
Slow / No Weight Gain
Low Milk Supply
Baby Won't Latch
Preemies
Twins / Multiples
Tandem Nursing
Tongue Ties / Tethered Oral Tissue
Breastfeeding After Surgery
Recurring Plugged Ducts / Mastitis / Breast Pain
Back to Work Planning / Pumping Support / Exclusive Pumping Support
Guidance on Starting Solid Foods
Inducing Lactation or Re-lactation for Adoptive or Non-Gestational Parents
Assistance with any of your own Unique Breastfeeding, Chestfeeding, or Human Milk Feeding Goals
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Almost all lactation issues CAN be successfully addressed by telehealth with appropriately skilled providers. The current public health situation has motivated many lactation providers to enhance our skills in this area, and I have seen great results in my practice achieved solely through telehealth visits. I am now fully vaccinated and feel comfortable making home visits using Covid Guidelines, but am still happy to conduct both initial and follow up visits via live video which can be a great option for many situations. Please contact us to discuss any questions you may have about telehealth in your specific situation.
I am constantly studying the newest evidence based information to help support families!