Find Lactation Consultant Jobs Near Brantford, ON

i need a lactating consultant with at least 5 years of experience. I have a newborn 4 days old and is very hungry, he does latch but i feel like i am not producing enough.

My plan is to give birth at home unless medically necessary to be at a hospital. My out of pocket maximum would be around 4,000. I would like to have her receive as much nutrients from her cord as possible and delay clamping. I am delaying vaccinations for her as well I would like to have a birthing pool with minimal interference

I would like to schedule an appointment with a lactation specialist. I have been breastfeeding for 20 days and I am experiencing significant pain during and after feeding. I would appreciate an evaluation and support as soon as possible. Thank you.

A birthing center around the DFW area would be ideal but Baylor Scott and white in fort worth would be acceptable. The budget I'd like to keep around $2k Non medicated birthing center is the goal

Looking for a night nurse in the Aventura area. I need the help up until the last week of January.

2nd baby. Have enough milk supply but not latching deep enough. Need in person consultant , in or around aventura. Covered by Oscar insurance

Ensuring baby is latching properly and getting enough milk.

I am 9 months postpartum and still want to breastfeed after not breastfeeding for 6 months . I know its still hope because I still have milk in my breast I just need a little more guidance and push .I am looking for lactation consultant/specialist that accepts Molina medicaid

Having trouble producing enough milk and would like a therapist to help this lost feeling I have.

I need a Spanish-speaker doula to help with lactation, sleep techniques, and other postpartum questions we have.

I need a in home consultation. I had my baby at jackson memorial and was there 3 days w/out a lactation consultant. I saw one virtually yesterday. I am need of in home support/advice.

Looking for a birth and postpartum doula. Planning to give birth in a hospital.

I cannot get baby to latch. I have large breasts and I just can’t figure it out. They helped in the hospital but I can’t get her to do it at home.

I have a 20 days newborn and need a in home lactation consulting

I plan to have a scheduled c section. My budget needs to be under $300. My birth plan is to have skin to skin immediately and to just breast feed exclusively

1. I plan to have a hospital birth. 2. First time mom, unsure of the monetary requirements for doula assistance. 3. Natural and faith based birth.

Just need information about this, a friend of mine recommended me the service

I will give birth at Baptist Hospital (8950 N Kendall Dr #403, Miami, FL 33176), expected due date May 3, 2026. My budget is a total of $1200, as this will be covered by my insurance. I would like to limit interventions whenever possible and attempt a more natural birth if possible.

I am looking for a labor doula that is covered under Tricare Select East and meets their qualifications. I use OB/GYN Associates of Miami LLC and plan to give birth at the hospital they use, Baptist Hospital of Miami at Kendall Dr. I am prepared to pay the insurance deductible, hopefully no more than $500.

Birth at hospital, estimated budget is $2k - $2.5k. **GENERAL INFO & PHILOSOPHY** --- - **Goal:** A low intervention vaginal birth - **Support Team:** Partner, doula - **Flexibility:** We understand that plans can change; the goal is to communicate preferences clearly but we are open to medical necessity **INDUCTION** --- - **Avoid inducing labor:** If water breaks before contractions start, wait 12 hours and induce labor only if labor has not started by then. In this scenario, avoid digital vaginal exams unless necessary. **LABOR PREFERENCES** --- - **Environment:** Dim lights, quiet, low stimulation, calming music - **Movement:** Free to move, use birthing ball, shower, squat bar, or chair - room with tub, if available - **Monitoring:** Intermittent (ideal) or mobile fetal monitoring - continuous only if medically necessary - **Hydration/Food:** Allowed to drink clear fluids - **IV/Access:** Saline lock preferred over continuous IV fluids - **Pain Management (Non-Medical):** Massage, breathing, water immersion (first stage), counterpressure, TENS, hot compress (second stage) - **Interventions (Avoid if possible):** - Pitocin - Artificial rupture of membranes (AROM) - Episiotomy - Forceps/vacuum **DELIVERY PREFERENCES** --- **For a vaginal birth, I would like:** - Warm compresses on perineum - To choose own pushing position (hands/knees, squatting, side-lying). - For my husband to cut the umbilical cord, unless medically not recommended - For my baby to be put directly onto my chest immediately after delivery - To begin breastfeeding my baby as soon as possible after birth - Pitocin for third stage of labor