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Hi! I’m a first-time mom and currently pregnant. I’m looking for guidance on breastfeeding as I don’t have prior experience and would like to better understand how everything works. I’m interested in a combination approach (breastfeeding and bottle feeding), as my fiancé would like to be involved in feeding our baby as well. I’d like support understanding how to establish milk supply, when and how to introduce a bottle, and how to incorporate pumping into a routine. I also have questions about frequency of pumping, maintaining supply, and what a realistic feeding routine looks like in the early weeks. Overall, I’m looking for education, guidance, and support so I can feel confident going into this experience. Thank you!

I feel like I’m not producing enough she seems really hungry at night after being on breast all day. In the first week- 2 weeks I was pumping enough to make a small stash. That stash is almost gone because at night that’s what she eats so I know she’s getting something. I now don’t even get an ounce from pumping

Looking for help with breastfeeding, latching baby, pumping breast milk and flange sizing. I have Husky insurance (Medicaid).

Giving birth at Baystate Hospital in Springfield, Ma. I need a lactation expert who accepts MassHealth insurance. My birth plan is to avoid being induced with pitocin, avoiding cervical checks unless necessary, more than likely getting the epidural, avoiding a c section unless 100% necessary, delayed cord clamping, skin to skin immediately, all medical checks for baby done in the room, and I plan to breastfeed primarily and formula as a back up if necessary.

I pan to give birth in the hospital with hope to have vaginal delivery and to do breastfeeding part of my birth plan.

My baby is 4/5 months almost now. Breastfeeding has been good. Up until 2/3 months she’s been having green water ish poop. Her dr said she’s been gaining weight so she’s not concerned. She has reflux. I just cut dairy out of my diet to see if it helps. But still she is fussy at the breast. Screaming everytime I try to feed her. I’m worried she’s not getting enough. She went from eating on both breast per feeding 10 minutes a side to barelyb3-4 on each side now. Sometimes less. I’m not sure what’s changed but I feel bad she doesn’t enjoy eating like she used to and cries so much. Worried my supply might drop or she’s just not Gettitn enough.

This is my niece’s second child and she was not successful with breastfeeding the first. Would like to provide some help. Identified issue of inverted nipples. We would like someone mature with certification and experience.

Looking for lactation consultant to guide me through first time breastfeeding journey for my 2nd baby. Home visits are a must

Hello, I am 31 years old, 7 weeks postpartum with my second and I am Looking to see if relactation is possible. I have already started menstruating again. My baby had a good latch right out of the hospital, but I quickly developed a postpartum fever and hypertension upon discharge. Because of the additional stress on my body, we decided to formula feel. However, my daughter is having a hard time with gas and bowel movements even after trying different formulas. They are causing her to be extremely gassy & fussy & I don’t want to continue looking for a formula that might work. We are a single income home, so any services offered on a sliding scale or of a reasonable price would be appreciated.

I plan to give birth in hospital . i do not have a birth plan yet experienced doula Accepting Husky insurance

Lactation consultant for breastfeeding and I think my newborn might have a tongue tie

I have small nipples and my baby struggles to latch on them. I am trying nipple shields after they were recommended by my midwife but am not sure this is a great solution for me and my baby. She no longer recognizes my nipple and doesn’t seem to be gaining her weight back.

Looking for a consultant to help us with latch and determine if he needs his lip tie addressed

This is my first pregnancy, so I’m looking for someone who can guide me and my partner through the process, be an expert sounding board, and to advise us. I have not confirmed just yet but will likely give birth at UMass Memorial in Worcester. My insurance Cigna covers Doula services so hoping to leverage this for payment. I ideally want a natural birth but want to connect with the doula for advice.

My 1 week old baby can latch and suckles but it takes her a long time to nurse with little milk drained from my breast. I don’t think she can get a deep latch. I have elasticity breasts and am not sure what I can do to help her get full from my breast. I am on CT Medicaid

I am looking to boost my milk supply as a women with PCOS

Looking for location consultant to help with proper latching

I live in Ledyard, CT, but I plan to give birth at South County Hospital in Wakefield, RI. I am still working out the details of my birth plan, but I am hoping to have an unmedicated birth. This is my first baby, so someone knowledgeable about breastfeeding and establishing newborn sleep patterns would be appreciated. I have TriCare Prime.

I am having twins. Will deliver is hospital ok with epidural want a vaginal birth of possible. Do not want episotomy unless medically necessary. I do not know what to expect finance wise for a doula I would like someone to help me with labor and delivery and guide me in the days/ weeks leading up to it. I would like assistance on prepping for lactation and maybe help postpartum with that as well as any other assistance.

Looking for a lactation consultant who provides in person service. Baby takes a long time to feed and never seems satisfied after feeding. I currently pump and nurse.