Find Lactation Consultant Jobs Near Brantford, ON

Wanting to breastfeed but having difficulty as baby unlatches often then begins crying.. also chokes a lot during..

I would like to meet with a lactation consultant who accepts insurance. I need help expressing colostrum and breastfeeding in general.

We will be having our first child and are looking to for support during the birth of the child and immediately after as we transition into our new journey.

I have been struggling with my milk supply everyday it’s different I’ve been exclusively breastfeeding and now I’m finding out im not feeding her enough. I feel like I just need more help and knowledge on breastfeeding

I plan to give birth at a hospital (Jevon Bea) My birth plan is Vaginal delivery: The main goal is a vaginal delivery unless complications intervene Unmedicated: The plan is to hopefully avoid epidural or pain medication But wants to know when last possible moment is that I could get medication if needed Delayed cord clamping: Hopes that baby gets all blood flow she needs Shower/tub: For comfort during contraction Birthing position: Preferably on all fours but will be willing to do other positions on what doctor thinks will work better Instruments: Preferably no instruments with vaginal delivery, would rather go in for emergency c-section if need be Laboring techniques: Comb, birthing ball, walking Golden hour: Baby put on me right away, if complications then Landen does skin to skin Breastfeeding: Immediate help latching & breastfeeding Baby stays: Baby stays with me at all times unless accompanied by father or grandparents Stem cell blood bank: ASK ABOUT IT!!!!! Delivery itself: See if dad can catch baby

Relatching , feeding , pumping , positioning for breastfeeding

1.Southshore hospital, Weymouth, MA 2. insurance BCBS of MA 3. I want to avoid a c section

1. In Hospital 2. $1800 plus postpartum care 3. At this point my goals are to deliver a healthy baby, but postpartum lactation support is very important to me.

First pregnancy. Will be giving birth in hospital. Estimated budget of $1000-1500. Birth plan would be to stay as natural as possible, but not opposed to medical needs like an epidural if I decide I want one. Whether that be through breathing techniques, deferred sensation like a birth comb, water, etc. Want to avoid a C-section unless emergency demands it. Delayed cord clamp and immediate skin to skin as long as not an emergency. Want to try breastfeeding, and pumping, but not opposed to formula if needed.

Milk supply has dropped and I can barely get drops now

Weight loss from 3-4 months trying to help baby gain weight and make sure everything is good from a nursing standpoint

1. Norfolk Sentra 2. insurance 3. more of a natural birth and most labor done at home

Help with birth preparation, labor & delivery & lactation before/after birth. Accepts Medicaid

I am looking for a certified lactation consultant that accepts Tricare select in Virginia Beach to help me navigate through breastfeeding and pumping for my newborn baby. Will need you to come to my house for these sessions.

11 week old will not take bottles. Would like an in-home lactation consultant to come and help us get her to drink milk from bottles. Interested to see if Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO covers this at all.

I would like support with breastfeeding and preventing clogs and mastitis as I’ve experienced it several times. I don’t really have any requirements for provider, just as long as you have experience.

Home birth. Would like insurance to cover majority of costs. Out of pocket is negotiable. Will describe over a call or visit.

I am looking for a doula to accompany me during labor in a hospital setting and to support both me and my partner through decision-making. Since we will not know in advance which doctor will deliver the baby, we would value having a familiar and trusted presence in the room—someone with whom we have already established a relationship. I am seeking guidance in creating a safe and thoughtful birth plan. It is important to me that the doula is open to medical interventions when necessary and can help me make informed, wise decisions throughout the process. I am also looking for postpartum support, including guidance on newborn sleep and lactation. Ideally, the doula would have at least four years of experience.

Going for a natural birth with immediate skin to skin for the golden hour. Delayed cord clamping. Mostly movement. And minimal interventions. Avoid episiotomy unless absolutely necessary and permission must be given first.

Hi there! My husband and I are both active duty Navy. I will have to give birth at Portsmouth Naval Hospital. Our budget is $3,000-$5,000. My plan is to deliver vaginally with as little invention as possible. I am open to Nitrous gas while pushing but I’d really like to avoid epidural at all. I am more interested in 4th trimester care as I’d like to breast feed.