Find Lactation Consultant Jobs Near Henrico, VA

hospital birth budget <1800 birth plan: vaginal, avoid vaginal tear, I would like to get an epidural , delay cord clamping , want skin to skin right away, want to start breast feed right away

15 month EBF baby, I need help with weaning and weight gain. I’m struggling with my mental health.

My baby was not able to breastfeed right after birth. He was admitted to the NICU for 5 days due to respiratory issues, so we did not have the opportunity to initiate breastfeeding or establish a latch early on. After bringing him home, I felt hesitant to attempt breastfeeding because of his health concerns. Around 2–3 weeks postpartum, I began trying to breastfeed, but he has difficulty latching and often refuses to take the breast altogether. Currently, he is exclusively formula-fed. I have tried pumping, but my milk supply is very low, and I am only able to express minimal amounts. What I Need Help With I would really appreciate support with: Helping my baby learn to latch and accept the breast Techniques to encourage breastfeeding after a delayed start Guidance on increasing my milk supply Any strategies or tools (positions, nipple shields, etc.) that might help in our situation I’m very motivated to try breastfeeding if it’s still possible and would appreciate any guidance you can provide.

I plan to give birth in the hospital. Estimated budget $1,000 - $2,000. For our birth plan, I plan to go natural and do breathing techniques and manage the pain on my own. If I need intervention then I may opt for Epidural. But I still would like to be in positions fitted for having the epidural. I do not want to labor on my back. I would like for our birth to be peaceful and beautiful.

Im a first time mom located in Chesterfield, VA. I will be giving birth in a hospital to a singleton. I have Humana Military insurance, but we are able to pay up to 1.5k out of pocket.

I would love an in person consultation. I’m in need of a weighted feed, help with baby weight gain, had to supplement with first child

Home birth midwife that’s accepts Medicaid

I would love a home birth and a doula who accepts Medicaid since I’m going through a tough financial time Birth plan would be home dim lights, delayed cord clamping, skin to skin.

Postpartum lactation consult for feeding 9 week old

Lactation consultant covered by insurance and comes to patients home

I’d like a lactation consultation to help while pregnant and postpartum.

Looking for someone to assist us in our home with our new child as we learn to be parents and continue to support me as I heal from childbirth. This process is new to us but think we want someone in the morning from 7 AM to around 11 AM Monday through Friday that can assist with feedings, cleaning breast pumps, and storing milk, changing and bathing our child and getting him back to sleep, He is six weeks old and we live in King William Virginia. We are looking to pay around $30 an hour. Please message me for more details.

I had my daughter on 12/13. She apparently has a tongue tie and nursing is painful. Now I’m cracked and bleeding. It’s even painful to hand express and manually pump. limited budget - I have insurance

I’ve been producing well navigation between nursing and pumping. The last week I’ve noticed that baby will nurse from both sides and still show hunger cues. I also want to make sure I’m producing enough for when I go back to work.

I plan to give birth at St Francis Hospital, I want an advocate for my birth plan and someone who is a lactation consultant for after I give birth I would need someone who takes insurance

Looking for a lactation consultant that’s an IBCLC for when my 4th baby is born in about 5 weeks. I’ve always struggled with low milk supply and want to make sure I have some support in this area this time when baby gets here. I’m going to try to use a SNS and would love someone who is familiar with these to help me learn how to use one..

Certified lactation consultant who I can see in person.

I just need help. My milk supply has been slowly going down since I got my period back 4.5 months pp. I am nearly 9 months pp and am struggling to produce enough milk for my son who has barely started solids. I am a working mom and need to pump during the day, but it seems no matter what supplements I take, flange sizes I use, or how much I relax, it just keeps going down. I don’t want to supplement formula. I can’t afford a different pump and I’m on a tight budget overall. I just need some guidance.

Baby having a hard time latching. Got his tongue tie clipped and it still seems like he latches for only 5 minutes at a time before he falls sleep. He had a appt today that confirmed he’s still not gaining weight

Lactation consultation needed. Baby has poor latch, exclusively pumps, issues with cracked and sore nipples and more than likely has mastitis.