Find Lactation Consultant Jobs Near Bel Air, MD

This is my first time trying pumping/breastfeeding, my daughter was a formula baby mainly because I didn’t know anything about breastfeeding and was doubtful of my bodies capabilities. We are currently trying combo feeding but using more breast milk, I just want to know everything because I’d like to pump/breastfeed for at least the first year. I am insured by blue cross blue shield and preferably looking for something that is covered entirely

Latch help from lactation consultant. Need someone who accepts Medicaid. 1 week old babygirl

Looking for a lactation consultant that is covered by blue cross blue shield insurance. To check my babies latch and make sure jm transferring enough to him because he’s been struggling to gain enough weight.

I want support with breastfeeding. My baby has lip blisters and quivers and I want to be sure latch is okay. I also want to start pumping for work and need support.

Low milk supply. Need help to produce more. Son is 4 weeks old.

Difficulties with latching, taking over an hour to eat, falling asleep while eating even on a bottle for a month old need a lactation consultant that can come to my house

Help with tongue tie and latch for newborn baby. Hi

I am looking to do a home birth or birth at a birthing center. Would like to keep it under $2000 WITH A PAYMENT PLAN! Ideally looking for christian based approach and someone also educated in naturopathic. I had my first child (7 months ago) at the hospital and did NOT like the experience there, was pushed and persuaded into certain I didn’t want. I would love this coming birth to be more aligned to my values and for me to be more prepared. I am currently 17 weeks. For this birth I would like a delayed cord clamping until cord is visibly white, no immediate vaccinations or vitamin k, and i am interested in water birth.

need help with bottle feeding -do they take insurance?

Experienced lactation consultant. Baby inconsistently latches, does not always complete full feed, and particularly has more difficulty on one side than the other. Currently combo feeding with bottled breastmilk and considering exclusively pumping. Insurance: Blue cross blue shield

My baby won’t latch to my breast, I want to breastfeed her. We have been using a nipple shield since the hospital and doing an SNS with formula, but now that my milk is in I want to breastfeed but she won’t latch.

Looking for help with establishing an exclusive pumping schedule. I’m currently pumping every 2-3 hrs during the day (for 15-20 mins each) and every 4 hrs overnight. I continue to have what I believe are clogged ducts on both sides. I want to ensure I am pumping on the correct settings to ensure I am fully emptying myself while also not causing damage.

This is my third baby and I breastfed months two but her latch isn’t deep enough and I’m really struggling to breastfeed her. I’m at the point here I am exclusively pumping and I don’t know how to help her with her latch. I’ve done every position and have used nipple shields. The nipple shields help a little but she stl finishes feeding via bottle. I would like to breastfeed more than bottle feed and I think her latch needs to be deeer. My nipples are very irritated because of this. She’s 6 weeks old.

Help with latch, baby gaining slowly. She clicks sometimes when nursing like she’s losing suction

Home visit ibclc certified lactation consultant Maryland

I have started this journey to re-lactate. My daughter is 2 she stopped taking the breast or milk 10 months ago. I was an over supplier then. Rewind to today. My sister (cancer worrior) had a baby March 1 st. I've been trying to make milk for her baby... here is my problem, the milk came in. But just beads of milk. I've literally tried everything. Haven't given up. Still trying still pumping every 2 hours. And I don't know what I'm doing wrong, to do it right!

I don’t think i’m producing enough for my daughter. We are starting to notice a stagnant weight and if i pump after feeding i can’t produce any milk and she is still hungry. It has recently started and can’t figure out how to save my breastfeeding journey

1) looking for a lactation consultant as I am producing only 1oz of milk for my month old baby. Currently bf and supplementing with formula (she drinks 2-3 ounces) 2) also wanted to inquire about night nannies. Thank you! Budget: unsure as I’m new to a nanny.

Need help with breastfeeding latching and pumping.

My wife is having some difficulty with one of her breasts. The nipple on her right side was bruised due to a bad latch (or more than one) and now we over rely on the left breast. When she tries the right side, it hurts and there was recently some blood. We are hoping to find someone to help remedy this problem so that it doesn't lead to a bigger problem.