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Lactation consultant to assist first time mom with breastfeeding an latching

Having fast letdown issue and baby spitting a lot after feeds

1. Plan to give birth at home in Lowgap, NC 2. $7k or less 3. No interventions, dark, quiet, and peaceful.

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

1. Experience with first time moms with low milk supply 2. Baby is 2 months old. Mostly bottle fed, but will nurse

I need help learning how to pump and proper latching techniques. My baby is three days old. Looking to see someone today if possible.

Support with latch and resolving small nursing concerns

Baby has a very shallow latch and both breasts have been damaged since the first day. We are currently using formula while I pump breast milk (as that does not hurt) so I can build a supply for her whether I continue to breast feed or bottle feed with breast milk. I need a Lactation consult with a lot of experience close to Easton MA that can see me in house and takes BCBS of RI insurance

Pregnant with second baby. Trying for a VBAC. Will be delivering at Beverly hospital. I am hoping to use my insurance to cover cost, reimbursement is fine. I would like to go into labor spontaneously and have a medicated birth. Looking for a birth doula to offer support during labor and delivery.

Birth at hospital, budget i have no clue i have tricare , natural birth

1. Plan to have an at home water birth 2. For out of pocket cost I can do a max of 2-3k 3. My birth plan is still being currently formulated. The general gist would consist of having a doula present as well as a midwife to assist with the delivery. I will have my immediate family present, which will consist of my husband, mother, sister, and father. The birth will be done in my family home, in an enclosed backyard porch where the birthing pool will be placed. All-natural birth with no medication and just good vibes and energy

1. Home. 2. $2,000 3. I want a low stress, all natural birth.

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.

Looking for help with improving baby’s latch while breastfeeding

I am a Home Visitor from the Healthy Families program in Fall River, Massachusetts. I am looking for breastfeeding support for a mom I am working with. Mom is 33 years old with various concerns about breastfeeding. She has shared with me she is concerned baby is not getting enough to eat and has supplemented with formula on a few occasions. Her baby girl is about one month old. She had no problem gaining weight after birth and was very calm and content when I visited. It is my understanding she just wants reassurance and a professional to address her concerns. Portuguese speaking preferably, for her comfortability. Not sure of her budget as we do not go into depth about finances. Thank you!

I would like someone with more than 6 years experience and certified. I would need help with breathing techniques and pressure points and helping guide my husband in a home birth. I would want help with the first feeding and making sure our baby latches. I do not want early chord clamping and want the chord to turn white before clamping, I would also like to naturally deliver my placenta on my own. I would like for my team to listen to my wants for my birth plan while also guiding me and baby in the right, healthy direction. Our estimated budget would be $5,000-$7,000

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.

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

I would like to have a non-medicated water birth in my home. I would Like for the umbellical cord to stay in place for as long as it lives. I plan to use Tricare insurance to pay for a certified nurse midwife on this journey. This is my first birth, but I’m considered high risk given that I’m 44 years old. I have a dear friend who will act as a doula and my husband will be present.

Milk production. I’m pumping on my left and breast feeding on my right because she latched only on the right. I’m worried I’m not producing enough milk