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I wanted to breastfeed but at the hospital unfortunately had to start formula and now baby won’t latch and I’ve had some hiccups along the way. I am producing milk and leaking but I don’t think I have the correct fit to pump I barley get anything from my sessions. I just want help to be able to breastfeed primarily. My baby is 10 days old .

Hello, I am looking for a care taker who must be trained or experienced in bottle feeding especially pace feeding as I want to transition my son to bottle. Please let me know your availability to start.

6 week old, combo fed baby having difficulty maintaining seal on bottle and breast. Weight gain isn’t an issue but not sleeping well. Would like provider to observe feeding and assess accordingly. In person preferred but willing to discuss virtual. Budget depends on visit type

I have been working with a lactation consultant and she says my daughter has a good latch. I don’t believe it and want a second opinion. I’m 5 weeks and 4 days postpartum and feeding sometimes takes over an hour. She seems hungry soon after as well. I cry because I want her well fed. Pumping also hurts and no one takes me seriously.

Baby 3 weeks old is not latching , I also notice her upper lip gets inside her mouth

1 week old with a shallow latch. Doesbt stimulate my let down & doesnt open mouth large enough to latch. I have Anthem BCBS for insurance. Would love in home visit but willing to travel local to in office visits.

My baby will be 3 weeks old tomorrow. She doesn’t like to latch on very long. Lactation specialists helped me in the hospital but my baby girl would always cry and scream when they tried to latch her onto me, after about 10 mins we would give her a bottle so she didn’t get super upset. She was born at 36 weeks 5 days so a little premature, everyone at hospital told me it might take her some time to want to nurse. I pump and she gets my breast milk from pumping and then I top the bottle off with formula when I feed her. I have to use a nipple shield for her to show any interest in latching but she just gets super frustrated when she realizes it’s not a bottle and she won’t try to latch. I have Medicare for insurance and they don’t cover lactation services. I’m willing to spend at most around $150 for someone to come visit my home and to help me. I am not comfortable with leaving the house with my baby to go somewhere to get lactation support help. My budget won’t allow me to spend more than $150 out of pocket for lactation support help to have someone come to my home.

9 week old, good latched but I still get milk bleps - want to understand pumping alternatives- better positions, etc

struggling with getting baby to latch/latch correctly, don’t know if baby’s getting enough, in person prefered

3 day old with what I’m guessing is a shallow latch. Incredibly painful and swollen. Have started supplementing but would love to go back to only nursing. Would love to meet in person

My 3-week-old daughter is exclusively breastfed and appears to be feeding well. She is gaining weight appropriately, has plenty of wet diapers, and I can hear her swallowing during feeds. I do not experience any significant pain while nursing, but after feeding, my nipple comes out compressed and shaped like a lipstick on both breasts. I believe I have a normal milk supply. I do not pump regularly, but when I do, I typically produce around 2.5 ounces combined from both breasts. I would like an in-home consultation to evaluate her latch, positioning, milk transfer, and oral function and to make sure the nipple compression does not eventually cause pain or damage. I would also appreciate guidance on improving her latch. My budget is approximately $200 for the initial visit. And virtual follow ups are fine.

4 month old who is refusing to latch, specifically during the day. No issue with milk supply. Looking for in person visit with budget around $150.

Hello. This is my first baby. I plan to give birth at a hospital. I’m looking for support during the labor process and somebody that can help with breastfeeding and any question/concerns my husband, or myself may have. We have tricare select and the cost of the birth and prenatal care is covered.

Plan to give birth at Sarasota Memorial Hospital, ideally in person doula, budget less than $2000

First baby, planning hospital birth, available for in person or virtual. I don’t have a birth plan and could use help developing one

First baby, IVF journey, looking for someone with a wide breadth of labor/ childbirth knowledge, minimal plans made yet, current ideal would be to have a standing or kneeling birth, potentially with epidural, St Petersburg Fl, in person only

First baby. Planning on giving birth at advent health Wesley chapel. Looking for someone who can support my husband and I.

TRICARE Prime covered doulas. CBSD and certified lactation consultant

I’m giving birth at hospital . And through my birth journey i want to do alot yoga position and learn breathing techniques etc

Looking for guidance and general support during breastfeeding and how to not create an oversupply issues (I struggled with this on my first time around). I am also highly interested in introducing formula right away too (combo-feeding for night time)