Find Lactation Consultant Jobs in Kentwood, MI

I want to birth my baby at home. I live in Grand Rapids but came to Lansing for a few months. I’m unaware how this process begins or where to start.

My wife and I are having a baby, I am carrying but she would like to nurse as well. We would like to figure out how to induce lactation for her

I am having significant pain during breastfeeding and do not believe she is getting a good latch. She also seems to fall asleep right away and breastfeeding sessions are very long like up to an hour or hour and a half and she seems hungry just 30minutes later. I would love an at home visit for help on a less painful feed and better breastfeeding experience

Almost 5 month old baby. Latch has not been efficient from beginning so pumping and feeding. But daily breastmilk output is only 16-17oz. How to increase supply? Virtual might be easier to schedule. Budget not above 200

Almost a month old and having problems latching and gaining weight

this will be my first baby, planning to delivery unmediciated at Butterworth Hospital Grand Rapids MI. I would like the support during and post birth for myself and my husband. Ideally $2k or below.

Planning on a home birth with my fourth pregnancy. Planning an all natural birth, obviously if complications occur I need someone that can make the call to go to the hospital. Not exactly sure what my budget would be, but am looking for someone with a payment plan that I could use to pay for their services.

I am almost 3 months post partum for certain reasons I am exclusively pumping it’s just easier for my mental health to beable to see what my baby is eating but I haven’t been able to up my supply past 22 ounces pumped a day the most I get in the morning is 6.5 ounces. And then the rest of the day 2-3 hours I get about 2-3 ounces and sometimes less than two. I’ve tried upping water intake I’ve tried power pumping for two weeks multiple times the supplements everything. I just haven’t tried medication yet but I’m willing the give it a try. I’d prefer virtual and I don’t really have any money for this.

I’ve been breast-feeding for four months. He seems to be growing fine and seems to be satisfied although I feel like I have a low supply and he is a little bit low in weight. I just need to have a conversation about what we are doing and how we can continue to breastfeed.

I am pregnant and am expecting to give birth in or around 3/6/27. I would like to breastfeed so I am looking for a lactation consultant who will come to my home at least once per week for a month or so (as long as needed) after the baby is born. I would like in person care. I have BCBS insurance. I will be taking 3 months off after the baby is born, then the baby will go to daycare, so she will need to take a bottle at some point, but I would like to continue breastfeeding (I guess that would be combo feeding) even then. This is my first child.