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Not pregnant yet just looking trying to see if I want a doula

I would like to see a lactation consult in my area that can help me and baby learn to re-latch. My baby boy is 3 months old and we nursed for the first week and we were having latching problems, so I have just been exclusively pumping and bottle feeding. I would like to start nursing him again and need help getting him to latch. I am back at work now, so I would still be using bottles some of the time.

Currently having issues with producing enough milk

I think i’m losing my supply and having trouble getting it back up and have no idea what to do. My daughter will be 2 months old February 9th. I have only pumped about 7oz in the last 36-40 hours. I’m afraid i’m not making enough for her to eat on and not sure how much she’s getting when she is latched to me

I want to give a natural birth and have breastfeeding support. This is my third child and I want a strong, safe experience and ample support with breastfeeding.

Needing help with breastfeeding issues that we have been having.

1) hospital 2)$1500 3)I'm looking for a doula to help with high anxiety and OCD I'm hard to talk down from a panic attack and can't communicate what I need in the thick of it and I was hoping to write out instructions for what does and does not help. My husband is good support but doesn't always know what to do--and he doesn't retain medical knowledge well and wouldn't know when to pester the hospital staff to look at a medical problem. My OBGYN appointments have seemed very rushed. The staff is pleasant but I'm concerned they wouldn't notice an issue early. They've also done extra ultrasounds with no medical indication and I'm concerned they'll try to make me do continuous fetal monitoring without high risk or other unnecessary and possible expensive medical stuff. My OCD and some trauma stuff cause me to have a lot of guilt about advocating for myself, setting boundaries, and being a burden to others. I also may need help setting boundaries with family during the birth. I'm open to an epidural but I want to try nonpharmacologic stuff first. I don't like the idea of being stuck in bed and would rather change positions frequently, although I could feel differently when it comes down to it. I would like to do a lot of the early labor at home. Skin-to-skin contact after birth is important to me.

Planning to give birth at HSHS St. Elizabeth, ideally unmedicated with potential use of nitrous oxide. We are queer family, so looking for a doula with some experience helping LGBTQIA+ couples.

Lactation consultant to learn how to breastfeed and improve babies latch

Home birth, unsure of budget, and an unmediated home birth with mental/emotional support. In and out of shower/birthing tub. Able to freely move around as I need to, with the help of my doula and my husband.

I need a postpartum doula, birth doula and a lactation consultant

I am looking to give birth at St. Elizabeth's, but I am not "booked" in to them. I don't have a detailed birth plan, but I know I want delayed cord clamping, and skin to skin. I would like more information about pain management as I am not yet certain if I want to get an epidural, but I do not want to go through labor with zero pain management skills and/or medication. As of this moment I do not have a budget for a doula, I am merely gathering more information, one of them being if having a doula is even possible for myself and my husband.

Milk supply and baby’s latch- baby has been latching but doesn’t seem like he is able to suck out much milk. I am able to pump about 1-2 ounces after a feed (and even without a feed, it’s usually the same amount)

Needing help with pain during breast feeding specifically during latching Must accept Aetna insurance

My wife and i are looking to have postpartum doula support as this is our first child and we would feel comfortable having someone knowledgeable to help us with ideas and solutions to the difficult and unknown situations we find ourselves in. We plan to have the baby at the hospital but we feel confident in that part, it's the postpartum phase we are mostly interested in support for. My wife's benefits cover 1500 in doula related expenses, we would try to keep our budget around that.

Need female assistance with my new born twins. Seeking night care, lactation consultant and general help. Budget is low at 600 a month

My daughter is latching and it doesn't hurt but she has a tongue tie&heart shaped tongue. She seems to be sucking in a a lot of air and reattaching and sometimes fruition at the ripple. I can't tell if it's a deep enough latch. Seems to cause colic and sleep issues at times

I am expecting my second baby in February 2025. I am currently looking for a lactation consultant that can meet with me prior to delivery and do in-home visits during postpartum to help me navigate breastfeeding. I am also interested in services that can be helpful through a postpartum doula and nutritionist.

No longer latching. Exclusively pumping not meeting baby’s needs. Need flange fit.

1) Hospital birth at St Elizabeth’s 2) Hoping to use Illinois Medicaid 3) 2nd unmedicated natural birth, laboring in tub