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My baby is a month old, his latch still hurts, I am needing him to be evaluated for ties if possible.

My husband and I are going to start (non-traditionally) trying for our first baby next year! We have an infertility plan in place that would put me pregnant in 2026 and give birth in 2027. With this plan, we are looking at the very real possibility of twins! Which is very exciting but also daunting to do it alone. We are moving to Bowling Green from Louisville and are looking to "build our village." 🥹 We plan for a hospital birth and our budget is open for discussion. Women who work with other women through pregnancy, birth, postpartum and beyond are incredible!!! Thank you for the work you do. 🤍

I am a second time mom, pregnant with twins. I will be giving birth in a hospital, but am planning on a natural a birth with as little intervention as possible.

I plan to give birth at UNC Clayton hospital. I prefer to have an unmedicated vaginal delivery

I really need your advice. I have a big crack on my nipple and I literally can’t breastfeed anymore. The pain is unbearable, even after feeding. I tried pumping with my Portable Medela Maxi but only on one side, and barely any milk comes out even after sitting for more than 30 minutes. I’ve been crying every day from exhaustion and pain. I’m barely sleeping and I feel like I’m about to give up and switch to formula.

I need help establishing a good nursing relationship with my 2 week old son. We are using breast shields currently and he has not gained weight, despite nursing frequently

I need a lactation consultant. I need help getting my newborn to latch and make sure that he’s eating enough. He gets so frustrated if he tries one time and it doesn’t work and just starts screaming and then he’s too upset to even try.

I plan to give birth in the hospital. I’m not sure what the prices are like but I guess around 75 an hour. I don’t really have a birth plan yet I have no idea what to expect really

English. Help with latching and checking for a tongue tie. Takes Insurance

I feel like her latch is not as good as when we first brought her home and I also feel like my milk production is low

I plan to give birth at the hospital but a at home birth would be ideal. My budget is low because i’m not working. My birth plan is someone who will advocate my needs to an unmediated birth, helping with all things to get through the birth.

We are planning a hospital birth as natural as possible. Also looking for a doula that doubles as a lactation consultant.

1. Hospital 2. 1000 3. Physiologic labor without pain medication or epidural. Holistic birthing with lots of position changes.

Support for a hospital birth with epidural, first baby. Budget: ~$1500 without insurance or after insurance reimbursement.

Baby has high palette and won’t latch without nipple shield and then still seems disappointed during the feed

I plan on giving birth in the hospital. I would like to avoid an epidural, but am open to one if I change my mind, maybe. I am open to using other pain techniques including nitrous oxide, but I'm, not sure about opioids and iv pain meds. I am looking to pay very little or nothing outside of insurance if I can. I am having a baby girl and would like a quiet, fun, peaceful birth with lots of encouragement. I don't mind some medical intervention, but a lot I would like to avoid unless absolutely necessary.

I couldn’t get him to latch. i can tell he wants to but he immediately gets frustrated and cries so much. i can tell he’s probably gotten used to being bottle fed. i feel like i really didn’t have a choice but to bottle feed him most of the time regardless, being that im an under supplier. he’s starting to try to latch with nipple shields, but again, he gets so frustrated and upset and cries so i just have to quickly give him a bottle. he’s perfectly healthy though, i just really wanted to breastfeed because i will prefer him to have as much breastmilk as possible.

I have small flat nipple and latching has been very difficult. Sometimes I get him to latch well and other times he won’t and my nipples get a stinging sensation.

I plan to give birth at UNC Chapel Hill. I am still creating a birth plan, this is my first baby.

My six month old baby is having severe stomach issues and can’t seem to figure it out also involves breast-feeding