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Insurance approved (tricare), delivering in Winnie Palmer

Lactation, how to increase breastmilk flow. Left breast produces less milk

I need help with lactation consultation. My baby is not latching appropriately and cries because of this. She seems desperate and doesn’t want to latch even when she has full access to the breast. She’s also taking formula (about 9 to 10 oz per day).

Need help breastfeeding, such as latching, knowing he is getting enough

I plan to give birth at Winnie Palmer Hospital in Orlando, FL I am seeking a doula that would be covered under Tricare insurance I plan to have labor and delivery that is safest for baby. I will be using epidural. Certified doula that can advocate for my needs and help through the labor especially if it’s been a long labor. I was 32 hours in labor with my first and did not feel supported by the nurses. I am 33 and seeking a doula that can support me through every step of labor and delivery including postpartum Mainly hospital support and the night after to help with self care and breastfeeding as a lactation consultant never met me the first time.

I am looking for a female consultant that has experience and more up-too date info regarding elastic nipples. Due to the nature of the issue, I would prefer they feel comfortable and allow time for me to pump in front of them to best understand and see the issue. I am 27, exclusively pumping for a 5 weeks now. I have Florida Blue Cross Blue Shield and would prefer my insurance be accepted, but am also willing to pay up to $100 for one visit, or $50 for each appointment up to $150. I used only wearable pumps the first four weeks and have no introduced a Spectra wall pump but due to time, sizing supply, and needing custom suction for each boob (could be due to discomfort with improper flange size), I only use the wall pump for one boob and the wearable for the other. The issue is I am having difficulty in finding correct flange size or have elastic nipples. Flange sizes smaller in size (24 down, and even sometimes 26 and 27 mm) cause a pinching feeling. But even when I size up, while the pinching feeling goes away the nipple is still rubbing against the tunnel and sometimes reaches the end of the tunnel too. Sometimes it’s uncomfortable and sometimes it feels fine but creates a raw pain after pumping. I have tried flange inserts, lubrication vs no lubrication. I often end up doing hands-on pumping and/or hand expressing after a session. While I was initially able to do higher suctions without pain (once I got used to pumping) but a month in and I can barely even tolerate the lowest setting, sometimes having to stop after 5 mins feeling engorged but with too much nipple pain to pump any longer. Part of the difficulty in identifying the issue is due to my nipple and areola being the same color making it harder for me to identify if the areola is being sucked in or if my nipple is stretching too much. Another issue is that the wearable pump tunnel is opaque white instead of a transparent plastic so I cannot see the nipple while pumping to better identify issues or proper ways to correct them.

Lactation help(using a pump ) Help hetting situated with a Toddler and new born

New born lactation training, New born lactation training

I had severely clogged milk ducts a little over a week ago. And my supply has tanked since. I want the baby’s latch to be evaluated as we are now 2 weeks and with a 14% weight loss.

In need of lactation consultant to come to my home for latch purposes. Believe baby is getting too much air, causing gas issues. Also, nipples are raw and constant throbbing and in pain.

Home birth or Slidell Memorial Hospital Insured or 1500 max I desire a natural delivery with a midwife and doula

Hi, After my baby’s 4 month sleep regression, I’ve been struggling to put him to sleep. Now we’re sleeping late and waking up late (12 am to 12 pm). I’ve been trying to change it gradually, but it hasn’t been working, it takes me hours to put him to sleep and I’m not sure how to deal with this.

I plan on giving birth at the hospital. Just looking for someone that will be there if I have any questions or concerns

The lactation consultant must speak spanish and certificated.

Hi, I’m a mom in Lakeland, FL with a 4-month-old baby. I recently returned to full-time work, and since my baby is taking bottles more often, I have been pumping a lot. Right now, I usually only get about 1–2 ounces per pumping session, and I want to increase my milk supply so I can provide more breast milk and rely less on formula. I’m looking for help with: • Improving milk supply • Better pumping output • Finding the best pumping schedule while working full-time • Helping my body produce more milk consistently • Checking if my pump settings and flange size are correct • Learning techniques to improve let-downs • Understanding what foods/supplements might help • Getting personalized guidance to balance breastfeeding, pumping, and formula I would like a lactation consultant who can help me develop a plan that fits my work schedule and helps my milk supply go up over time.

1. Hospital St Joseph North, Lutz, Florida USA 2. 2k USD 3. Don’t have one yet

1. Hospital birth most likely in case of complications 2. Unsure of what the costs are for this 3. Holistic based, but not opposed to an epidural.

Talk about night feedings since my baby sleeps for most of the night. Don’t know how long can I sleep without pumping or feeding her

My daughter just turned 1 and isnt not transitioning well to milk from formula. When i went back to work I quit breastfeeding. But Im looking to start a relactation journey to give her breast milk back.

Lactation tips as well as answer questions about a possible nipple bleb.