Find Lactation Consultant Jobs Near Brantford, ON

I need help positioning baby while breastfeeding and knowing if baby is getting enough milk while nursing. Also flange sizing

I’m looking to avoid medication during child birth. I have a low pain tolerance which is scary so I know I will feel tons of pain but I want the best experience as possible. Looking to bring my baby in swiftly, comfortably & calmly.

I’ve gone from ebf to pumping and breast feeding because I went back to work. But I’ve seen an extreme drop in my supply. I have been consistently pumping for almost 3 weeks now and haven’t seen a change in my output. My baby is 3 months now and after 30 min pump session I’m o my getting about 1 oz per breast. Sometimes less. Ive tried power pumping. I drink plenty of fluids. I’ve tried throwing in an extra pump session. But mostly nurse when I am home. My baby does not seem satisfied after nursing for a lil while and I end up going him formula or milk that I pumped that same day.I’ve had to start supplementing with formula. While I’m ok with that because fed is best I still want to give my baby mostly breast milk. How can I increase my supply

Hospital birth with as little intervention as possible No idea what the budget would be Do not have birth plan written out yet

Looking for a lactation consultant who can help my supply keep up. I am currently struggling with feeding my baby and not producing enough. She will get frustrated and cry because I am not producing enough

I need help with breastfeeding and pumping. I am 2 weeks postpartum

I'm 36 years old and about to have my second biological daughter on the 23rd of March. My first daughter is 10 and unfortunately I was unable to breastfeed her due to my lack of support and knowledge. This time, I am determined to BF my baby, but I am very scared. I will be delivering her via C Section at Sarasota Memorial. And as of now we don't have a budget as I am not familiar with standard LC fees. Please advise!

I need help with increasing supply. I am eight weeks postpartum and feel like it is steadily declining.

Hospital, natural birth, low intervention, nitrous oxide

My husband and I have two children already and I would like to give birth to our third in a birthing center or at home with a midwife, whichever is cheaper. I just really don't want to go to a hospital again, where my husband will have to travel between me and our two other children. I also would really like the most basic, cost effective approach, saving us the most money. If it weren't for the safety aspect of giving birth, I'd just do a free birth alone! That's too scary, though. Birth plan: As little intervention as possible! I've done this twice with not a single complication. I just want to give birth around my family and kids.

Lafayette, La. Accepts Tricare Insurance

Hospital Support Vaginal Birth Breastfeeding support $500

Birth is planned to be in hospital due to TOLAC and insurance (Tricare) will cover expenses

My baby has decided she just does not want to latch anymore. I’m an under supplier as it is, and we don’t latch super often, but I still liked to from time to time. But we mainly pump and bottle feed (combo of breastmilk and formula). Lately my baby won’t latch at all. She will show signs of hunger but gets very upset when I put her to my breast and just screams. It’s so frustrating because I want to be able to do this, and if my supply would allow, I would be EBF. My thought is that she realized she doesn’t have to work as hard with a bottle, but I still would like to latch if and when I can. This isn’t about a poor latch, just a stubborn baby who decided she doesn’t want. She’s only two months old so I feel like there’s still time to save our breastfeeding relationship.

Im a pediatric chiropractor in Hobe Sound looking for lactation consultants to help my mamas. Are you open to referrals?

Baby is not latching and crying when trying to feed

Looking for an IBCLC/SLP that can assess and support breastfeeding a baby with oral tie revision. Currently we have WellPoint Medicaid and funds are limited and I don’t see any who accept Medicaid.

Hi, My name is Leah and I wanted to reach out to see if you could do an in home visit to help us with breastfeeding. We initially started pumping at hospital as we were admitted to NICU and since being discharged we’ve had some troubles with latching. We are currently using a nipple shield but she doesn’t seem to like it. I was able to get her latched to my nipple today which she stayed on for 45mins to an hour but I don’t think she got much because she took a whole bottle after. Hope you can help us! Thanks!

Not sure, looking for someone who takes insurance. Natural birth don't want to lay on my back the whole time

1. Baylor Scott and White 2. $300 out of pocket cost 3. Working with a Doula and OBGYNs. Aiming for an unmedicated birth in a hospital. Requesting immediate chest-to-chest for golden hour to support breastfeeding.