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I have a clogged milk ducked today is day 3. I have iced it and used heat. I am allergic to Tylenol and advil.

Looking to experience a Doula for my upcoming birth in March. This will be my second pregnancy but this pregnancy compared to my last I am considered high risk due to a rare blood disorder which has brought concerns about birth. Looking for education and direction along having support during birth to minimize risk and stress during labor. Interested in breast-feeding immediately post birth, and looking for education on proper techniques and routines. I am unsure about an exact birth plan so looking for guidance in that area when I birth in the hospital.

21 day old, painful latch & looking to get a weighted transfer to make sure he’s getting enough breast milk Must take blue cross blue shield Medicaid plan!

Hi! I’m currently pregnant and looking for a doula. I really like what I’ve seen about you and wanted to ask if you’d be open to being my doula.

Baby born at 37 weeks. Difficulties with latching at the hospital, advises to keep trying and supplement with bottle after 10 minutes. At home, baby spent most time screaming instead of latching. I would pump and get 10 oz combined. At 10 weeks, everything kind of fell apart. I wasnt able to pump anything, lots of stress. Started with formula until milk came back and have been pumping since. I'd like to try breastfeeding again but feel lost/scared to try.

frequently reoccurring spouts if mastatis and clogged milk ducts that hasn’t been treated by bait .

Breastfeeding help and overnight newborn help. Budget $1500. Certified doula English speaking

lactation consultant i have little nit problem with breastfeeding now and i need consultant who can help and speak arabic it could be virtual too

I plan on having a natural birth at Endeavor Health Elmhurst. As this is mine and my partner's first child, I'm looking for someone who has experience with all things baby. I would like to be as prepared as possible. I would prefer to have my insurance cover expenses if possible but am open to discuss a reasonable budget. Thank you in advance.

I am looking for a birth and postpartum doula as well as a lactation consultant that accepts my BCBS HMO insurance

Three week old baby breastfeeding with nipple shield. Unable to latch otherwise. Feeds are painful and experiencing a lot of pain in between feeds all over. Looking for in person help asap to assess latch. We have cigna ppo insurance and open to all provider rates at the moment.

Been exclusively pumping since baby was born with no issues - my period recently came back and my supply has tanked to basically nothing but drops. I wanna see if there’s anything I can do to help / increase supply besides simply continuing to pump.

Second baby maybe 3-4 days a week for evenings 11pm-6a no extra duties besides monitoring, feeling and changing baby’s diapers as well as making sure he does burp after feeds. He is breast fed so I will at some point wake up to pump or put him to breast . I have bluecross blue Sheild as insurance

I believe something is wrong with baby’s latch. Milk transfer is not effective. And bottles have become the priority now. Latching has been so hit or miss. And my milk supply isn’t that great either. I need help in all areas with breastfeeding and pumping.

I’ve been breastfeeding exclusively. Baby’s gaining weight consistently but I still feel like he’s not getting enough milk. He constantly wants to eat, I can’t tell the difference between him using me as a pacifier vs eating. Also interested in switch to pumping once or twice a day. Immediately after breastfeeding my breasts feel lighter but within a couple minutes they hurt.. like a sore pain throughout not just nipples

1) Central DuPage HospitaL 2) I would like to spend no more than $1,000 for a birth doula. May consider other services as well 3) VBAC, avoid c-section (very traumatic), open to all pain relief options but want epidural to be the last resort, open to medical interventions if other suggestions (walking, taking a shower, peanut ball, or different laboring positions) don't work