Find Lactation Consultant Jobs in Glendale, CA

Plan on giving birth in a hospital. Budget is around 2000. Preferably someone who has worked with Muslim clients.

I want to be able to breast feed. My baby is slowing latching on but I need helping transition from pumping to feeding

Our baby Sophie currently prefers the bottle (pumped milk or formula) and cries a lot before accepting the breast. We'd love to get help in making breastfeeding sessions shorter and less frustrating for everyone (:

I wanted to give birth at a birthing center. I wanted to see what my insurance would cover. I wanted a midwife and doula and possible lactaction consultant. My insurance is Molina medical

We are looking for a night nurse to help when the baby comes and accepts our United healthcare ppo plan.

I need help with latching, virtual and under $200.

I plan to give birht in a hospital. My estimated budget is $3100. I plan to give unmedicated vaginal birth. I require my provider to be doula certified.

My name is Ely Anne Hornsby. My due date is 10/31/26, insurance is Tricare West and zip code is DTLA 90015. Thank you.

Second time mom, need a refresher and breast feeding support. Looking for an IBCLC near 90063 that accepts insurance. First appointment would be after baby arrives.

I’m looking for a doula to help me with emotional and physical support during birth, covered with my insurance plan, An affordable midwife to assist me with the home birth, and a lactation consultant to support me after birth with breastfeeding. - i will be going to my ob for my doctors appointments in network, and would just like to facilitate the actual birth at home. -home birth, bathtub, birth sling. - 5-7k - no intervention, no iv, only vitamin k, no eyedrops, keep placenta. - 2nd vaginal birth, first natural - i would like a lactation consultant to support me with cluster feeding, establishing supply, and creating a support for those emotions and pain you can feel with those first feeds. 💕 additional duties not required.

Want help for feeding especially once discharged from hospital

7 week old latches for short period and has trouble staying latched. Arches back and cries at breast. Worried baby is not eating enough. $150-$250 first in-home visit preferred.

Give birth in hospital A low budget Don't have a birth plan

lactation consultant who is patient and BIPOC and local to my area

I plan to give birth in the hospital, with Kaiser. I am considered high risk due to my age, 40. This is my first birth. My provider has suggested induction may be recommended.

My son is almost 4 weeks. I have a great supply and his latch is excellent, he unfortunately doesn’t get full from my breasts for an unknown reason. We have done every method from keeping him awake to switching breasts etc… but my breastmilk in a bottle fills him up greatly. I need help and want to do a weighted feed to figure out the issue asap as I’m at my wits end!

4 day old with shallow latch. Milk is coming in but he isn’t able to pull it out. Having to supplement with formula. Want to also evaluate for tongue ties.

Hello! I am having some issues with my supply and my baby is only slowly putting on weight.

Single mom of 7.5 week old twins who have been both breast-fed and bottle-fed since birth (I usually breast-feed and bottle feed to top them off each feeding during the daytime (and also pump in the AM and PM before bed to add to bottles), but give formula bottles only overnight while I am sleeping and the night nanny is with them). Both twins are now becoming very fussy with breast-feeding at some feeding sessions (but not at others). Tandem feeding worked before but has not been possible for 5-6 days because of fussiness while feeding and unpredictability of breast supply. Wondering if I need a new strategy or if this is just a fussy stage (6-8 weeks)?

Need help setting a birth plan. I am a first time mom. Giving birth in Northridge