Find Lactation Consultant Jobs in Doylestown, PA

Prefer experience with Velamentous Cord Insertion (VCI) and advanced maternal age. Also prefer Doula who accepts medicaid (Jefferson Health Plans) but not a requirement. Thank you!

I plan to give birth in the hospital I want to use insurance No birth plan yet Spanish speak preferably Certified and years of experience

Capital Health Medical Center Insurance covering cost Would like to go natural unless epidural needed

I need help with breastfeeding and having a painful latch

Hello, my name is Tatyanna. I’m currently looking for a lactation consultant. Ima a breast-feeding/pumping mom mostly pumping. I am three months and a few days postpartum. My journey has been up and down since birth. I currently make maybe 6 ounces to 10 ounces the most a day I pump about every 2 1/2 to 3 hours. I’m looking for some help figuring out what’s going on. I’ve tried changing pump pieces flame size eating drinking good I did have some blood work done recently. Thyroid levels came back high and iron levels came back low. I’m currently taking some iron Gummies and I do have an appointment coming up to talk to my doctor about my thyroid levels but wanted to see if I can get any assistance. My baby does latch but after 2 to 5 minutes of being latched on he gets fussy and then I would have to put him on the other boob and then after 2 to 5 minutes, he will get fussy again then I would have to substitute with formula after because I’m not making enough. Even when I pump I make maybe an ounce to an ounce and a half combining. i’m still taking prenatal vitamins. I’m just not sure what’s going on and I don’t wanna give up. looking for a lactation consultant who has many years of experience speaks English. If they take Keystone First health insurance that would be great. I currently am not working so I would not be able to pay out-of-pocket.

Certified lsctstion consultwnt who can hemo with latching issues

Independence blue cross personal choice , English speaking preferably experienced as we are having twins.

Help breast feeding I was Exclusively pumping for the first 3 weeks he finally decided to latch but has a shallow latch and I’m struggling to get him to latch better. I’m also trying to build a little bit of supply for the freezer for when I return to work. When I exclusively bf I only made 2 oz per pump now I’m barerly getting anything. Just need help.

Here is a short, punchy version that still hits all your key points: **First-Time Parents Seeking Doula (Phoenixville, PA)** Hello! We are expecting our first baby and seeking an experienced doula for a hospital birth at Phoenixville Hospital. We want continuous support during labor, but we are also looking for guidance on how my husband and I can best prepare for the first few weeks home with a newborn. Our goal is to work as a team, and we want a knowledgeable, calm professional to help us feel confident and prepared for birth and early parenthood.

I'm seeking a certified dealer that can be able to support my partner and I as we are preparing for our first pregnancy. I am already two months along.

Looking to ensure my breast pump flanges are measured accurately

I’m 2 weeks postpartum after a full-term pregnancy (40 weeks + 3 days). My baby latches well and has regained their birth weight, but I don’t think they’re getting enough milk from breastfeeding alone. After every nursing session, I need to supplement with formula—about 480 mL (16 oz) per day total. I’m breastfeeding about 8 times a day and pumping with a Medela pump after feeds. I usually pump about 1.5–2 oz after nursing. I’d like help determining whether the issue is low milk supply, ineffective milk transfer, or both. I’d also like a weighted feed to measure how much milk my baby transfers during breastfeeding, an assessment of my baby’s latch and oral function, confirmation that my pump flange size is correct, and a plan to safely increase my milk supply while gradually reducing formula if appropriate.

I’d like to give birth at home but I’m currently in the midst of looking for a new place. Budget I’m unsure of at the moment would be willing to discuss. Birth plan id like to wait to cut the cord, no meds or intervention unless medically necessary, golden hour, and that all currently. Previous experience a must certs a plus. I’m a 23 year old women giving birth for the first time and would like a well experienced person and calm birth experience. I’d like to breast feed and pump so lactation help may be needed

I plan to give birth at virtue Mount Holly Hospital. Hoping to find someone covered by TRICARE. My birth plan is to have the baby vaginally with epidural no need assistance with birth, lactation, postpartum, and possibly leading into nanny.

Lactation consult for newborn. 2 weeks old, can’t get him to latch.

Baby doesn’t take milk from me. I have to pump and feed the baby

would like to schedule an appointment with a lactation consultant as soon as possible. Our baby was born on August 1, 2026. Since being discharged from the hospital, we have been having difficulty with breastfeeding. Our baby is having a hard time latching and feeding effectively at the breast, so we are currently supplementing with infant formula to ensure the baby is getting enough nutrition. Our goal is to transition to exclusive breastfeeding if possible, and we would appreciate guidance on improving latch, feeding techniques, milk transfer, and any other recommendations to help us establish successful breastfeeding.

I would like to give birth at my home with my family around. My budget is around 2000-3000. I would like a water birth that my husband and our daughter can participate in as well

Searching for an in home lactation consultant to assist me post birth with my breastfeeding. My due date is August 11, 2026 however, there is a good chance that I will deliver before then. I would like to consult with someone while in the hospital to receive immediate guidance and support as well as post birth at home while I continue breastfeeding. I am covered under Medicaid - Horizon NJ Health.

Want to learn how to latch without a nipple shield. Child was born premature and I was told that due to having large breasts the child would not be able to latch without the shield.