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Helping with latch. Assessing if my infant has ties or tension causing poor latch.

Breastfeeding help, pumping help, flange sizing, pump schedule with an EBF baby. My first baby had a tongue lip and cheek tie and I didn’t know until he was 3 months so want to be proactive

I am looking for a doula that is covered by TRICARE. I am planning to give birth in a hospital. I would also like breastfeeding support.

Need help in person with latching since she has had issues for 3 consecutive feedings so far.

Baby latches on but does not stay on. Hard time feeding.

Lactation Consultant needed. Wife is an overproducer and we have over 1800 oz in the freezer

Want to get support with pumping and eventually breastfeeding

I need assistance with breastfeeding my kid. I am not able to breastfeed my baby on my own. I have low supply and I am Already 6 week postpartum. I would like to increase my breast milk

Going to give birth at the hospital since it is my first in the future maybe at home. I want someone i can talk to and have conversations to distract while in between contractions. I want an un-medicated birth. I'm interested in nitrous oxide. Would love to have someone with at least 10-15 years of experience. I'm not religious or super spiritual. We can talk about budget I'm learning as i go. I would like someone to help with labor positions, feeding and postpartum care. My husband is going to be there as well. Need extra support just due to both of us being new parents. Our insurance is anthem blue cross blue shield.

baby will not breastfeed during day anymore but does fine at night, supply has gone down since she isn’t feeding throughout the day despite pumping

Hospital Insurance Vaginal birth with epidural Just be experienced

Evaluation of babys breastfeeding as she has had poor weight gain. Evaluation of breastmilk if possible.

I need to find a specific match for a doula that is covered by my current AHCCCS United Community Healthcare Plan. I have very specific birth plan needs that require avoiding many if not all of modern hospital interventions. I will be attempting a VBAC at the TMC hospital and will be having a physiological unmedicated vaginal birth without induction or a repeated c section. My anatomy ultrasound results came back perfect and all risks of uterine rupture or other things were ruled out by MFM and OB providers. I was told I am considered a good candidate for a natural birth. I am otherwise a healthy 36 year old female with no previous complications. I am needing an experienced and assertive doula to stand for my birthing plan at the hospital during my entire labor and birthing process. I request no medical intervention for myself or my child, including delayed cord cutting and retaining of my placenta. No shots administered to my baby unless medically necessary. I await the perfect doula. Thank you kindly.

Hospital Budget: $1500 10 + years of experience Lactation consulting needed Birth photography preferred

Hospital natural birth No epidural No induction Water breaks naturally Guided breathing and stretches for pain management Let my body do the pushing, no forced rushed pushing Help educate me and dad to decide what to avoid for baby and options when he’s born (Ex: vitamin K? Hep B shot? Delayed cord clap? Baby bath?) Help dad be as involved as possible to help momma Midwife needs to be a certified nurse midwife with mostly hospital experience

I need a lactation specialist my baby was a preemie born at 35 weeks He latches on sometimes and other times he doesn't so I am pumping and bottle feeding I want him to be able to latch on and exclusively breastfeed But seems like there's a disconnect. My supply is pretty strong with pumping and I have had issues with all my breastfeeding journeys with my children would supply eventually going away at around 4 to 6 months

Baby not opening mouth wide enough for deep latch

Hospital birth, need help with breastfeeding and is covered by AHCCS

Sometimes poor latching, clicking noise and sometimes pain when feeding

Hello, I am 18 weeks pregnant with my first baby my wife and I would like to speak to you about the possibility of her being able to breast-feed this baby as well. We have not had any luck with our OB nor have we had any luck with our primary Physician. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.