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I'm looking for a lactation consultant that is covered by my insurance. This will be my first baby so I'd like to have guidance as I start breast-feeding, using a pump, and figuring everything out. I plan to give birth at a hospital.

Currently Exclusive pumping would like a consult for flange fittings and pump settings as output has been decreasing

Hello, My name is Kiley, and I’m reaching out to see if I can schedule a lactation consultation at your earliest convenience. We’re looking for some support with breastfeeding and would really appreciate your guidance. Specifically, I’m hoping to get help with: • Improving latch and positioning • Encouraging effective latching without a nipple shield (we’re currently using a shield on the left side and would love help weaning off of it) • Making sure our baby is getting optimal milk during feeds and gaining weight appropriately • Guidance on pumping and how to do that effectively in tandem with breastfeeding Overall, we’re looking for some foundational breastfeeding support to make sure we’re on the right track and to build confidence moving forward.

Everything breastfeeding. We are frustrated with irregular milk supply and techniques. Budget is bigger for someone who can actually help and do it quickly

Looking for tips and help with breastfeeding as a first time mom. My baby latched great at the hospital and now that we are home she will scream anytime I offer my boob to her. She takes a bottle great and I have been pumping about 2 oz total every 3 hours and feeding it to her. She is 4 days old now. I plan to combo feed but would like to breastfeed while I am home and not working.

Planning to give birth to my third baby at trinity health muskegon. Would like birth support for extra advocacy, postpartum support as I'm a graduate student, and need lactation support as I had failed exclusively breast feeding with my first two despite wanting to breast feed. I'm currently unsure of budget. I go with the flow in terms of birth. I had epidurals the first two times but would prefer not to. I'm not opposed to an epidural but would prefer to give birth pain medication free. I want my baby to receive vitamin k, b, and erythromycin, I want the baby to stay in the room with me at all times unless medically necessary, and want the cord delayed clamping until the cord is white. Currently working through making my birth plan and adding things as I decide upon them. Thank you for reading.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I plan on exclusive pumping but supplementing with formula when needed. No nursing at all.

Issues with latch, weight gain, milk transfer. Baby had posterior tongue tie release done on 11/21. Still struggle with breastfeeding everyday.

I am looking for a midwife or even 2, an doula possibly, and a lactation consultant to guide me through all of the specifics of a home birth and what it all entails! I want to do a home birth (we live in an apartment as well) so bad, but am also nervous of the risks it might come with. My husband and I live 5 minutes from a University of Michigan hospital, and I have an OB. My pregnancy has gone as perfect as it can, and baby is completely healthy and has absolutely no issues! I’m hoping to at least talk to a midwife at first to decide for sure that a home birth is right for me and my baby girl! If my husband and I decide it is for sure what we want then I want to move forward in doing a home birth with a midwife and maybe even a doula?… my husband is completely on board with the home birth idea as well and is super supportive of any route I choose to go! I want to make my dream home birth happen! So I don’t know the price range of what we want to be in, but if our insurance helps us out which I think it should, we can be pretty flexible! I’m not completely sure what the price range is for a midwife and doula either, but I’m definitely going to do some research and see what a reasonable budget is! I’m hoping to find someone patient, takes their time (doesn’t rush the delivery unless medically needed), is soft spoken when needed, and is bubbly and positive! My husband and I are Christians as well, but either way it isn’t a make or break type of thing! I’m flexible with that type of thing! My birth plan is obviously I want to do a home birth if I possibly can, I want to go unmedicated, I want the lights to be on, but dimmed and at my place the lighting is perfect for the amount of light I want to have, I want/need a calm and peaceful environment because I can get stressed easily if the environment is chaotic and rushed, I want to maybe have music playing in the background just to have a peaceful labor, I want to move around as much as possible while laboring, I am very open to cervical checks to see how much I’m dilated as well as checking baby girl’s heart rate on a Doppler, I love encouragement and talking (any sort of fun or easy going conversations is such a great way to help me get through contractions), if i can have pictures and videos taken here and there I would love to get some taken to remember those moments, I’m not exactly sure what position I want to give birth in but I’m thinking on my back on my own bed like normal or sitting up a bit on my bed as well, and I would love to have my husband cut the cord and be as involved as possible in the birth of he wants to be! This birth plan is long and specific, but if it doesn’t go exactly to plan I’m flexible as long as we are both healthy! I’m also not sure if it’s still possible being in an apartment but I really hope it can be! The walls are pretty sound proof:) I am so excited for this journey and I am looking forward to hopefully making my dream home birth a reality!

I think I’m doing okay breastfeeding. It doesn’t hurt anymore and she is latching well. But how do I know if I’m supplying enough milk for her?

Lactation Consultant in kalamazoo. Feeding and sleep training

Birth center As natural and low intervention as possible

Need help in getting my baby to latch. Baby has lost weight in the last 2 weeks and am working on more frequent feedings. Right now im using formula primarily, but would like to be able to get him to latch and nurse him. Right now I pump, but i haven't produced much

My little girl seems to have a poor latch. She has never been assessed for a lip or tongue ties. Sometimes she refuses to latch almost acts like it hurts her to have to suck/latch for very long.

Overall evaluation and discuss issues with milk supply

1. Hospital 2. Covered by insurance (Blue Cross Blue Sheild) 3. I need help creating one

Inverted nipples painful latching looking for lactation consultant to come to house.

I need a certified birth dola to help me deliver baby at home and also a night time nanny to help me assist with newborn for bedtime and a postpartum therpist after birth to help with mental and a breastfeeding feeding coat for best way to maximize milk production for baby. I don't want no pain meds for labor all natural! Just a bath warm birth with soft music and massages to ease pain during labor. I don't want my newborn baby vaccines at all! No testing on my newborn at all. Want umbrella cord to stay attach to baby until it stop pumping in the rest of the stem cells in baby. I want to keep plactea and umbrella cords and put in cold cooler for refrigerator to preserve it. I want atena medicaid to pay for certified dola and all the other providers for their services and the price will depend on the dola with medicaid with atena insurance from patients.

Having trouble getting deep latch, hurts really bad when she is latching. I don’t want to switch to pumping and really want this to work so willing to do whatever I need too, it wasn’t hurting at first but now it is

Hi, Since my baby was born I’m having problems with latching. Is very painful. I tried different positions and strategies and is still very painful. Sometimes even after pump my nipple is sore. In a couple times it haven’t hurt but most of time it hurts.