Kindle Miller
Accepts insurances
Category
Lactation Consultant
Average star rating
N/A
Experience
12 years
Kindle Miller
Accepts insurances
Lactation Consultant
12 years of experience
N/A
Zephyrhills, Florida
Kindle Miller
Accept insurances
Lactation Consultant
Zephyrhills, Florida
12 years of experience
About me
As an experienced International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), I offer expert lactation support for breastfeeding, pumping, and bottle feeding, with specialized expertise in well-baby care and NICU breastfeeding transitions. With a background as a former NICU and maternal/child health nurse, I provide knowledgeable, evidence-based guidance along with compassionate newborn and postpartum support. I respect your beliefs, prioritize your goals, and deliver personalized care—partnering with you to develop a feeding plan uniquely tailored to you and your baby.
Education
Associate Degree in Professional Nursing (2014)
Bachelor in Science Nursing (2021)
Certification and training
IBCLC (2024)
Certified lactation consultant (2019)
Credentials
IBCLC
RN
Specialties
Birth and Lactation
Breastfeeding Assistance and Support
Breastfeeding Consultation
Breastfeeding Support
Childbirth Education
Childhood Growth and Development
Cleft Lip and Cleft Palate
Evidence-Based Care
Exclusive Pumping/Bottle Feeding
Grief and Loss
High-Risk Pregnancy
Hospital Birth
Infant Care
Infertility
Lactation Consultation
Lactation Home Visits
Latch Issues
LGBTQ+
Low Milk Supply/Over Supply
Multiples
Newborn Care
Nipple and Breast Pain
Parenting
Parenting Support
Perinatal and Infant Loss
Pregnancy Loss
Premature Infants
Prenatal Care
Prenatal Lactation Education
Safety
Telehealth
Well-Woman Care
Languages
English
Accepted insurances
Aetna
Health First Health Plans (Florida)
Cigna
Optum Health
UnitedHealthcare
UnitedHealthcare Oxford
Service introduction
Comprehensive Lactation & Family Support Services Lactation Consultations Expert guidance for breastfeeding, chestfeeding, pumping, bottle feeding, and newborn care. I have extensive experience supporting medically fragile and NICU infants, helping families navigate complex feeding challenges with personalized, evidence-based strategies. Certified CPR Training Hands-on training designed to equip families with the knowledge and confidence to respond effectively in emergency situations. Education is practical, clear, and tailored to caregivers of infants and young children. Breastfeeding-Friendly Organizational Support I help organizations become breastfeeding-friendly or improve existing lactation support programs. From hospitals to workplaces and community settings, I provide guidance, policies, and training that empower staff and create supportive environments for parents and caregivers.
Upcoming classes
Realistic Expectations - Breastfeeding & Pumping in the Hospital
Online event
Join us online for real talk on breastfeeding and pumping in the hospital—tips, struggles, and support!
$12.51
USD
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Frequently asked questions
Do you accept insurance coverage for lactation consultations?
Yes! Please contact me to confirm whether we accept your specific insurance plan.
If we accept your insurance: We will bill your provider directly for services.
If we do not accept your insurance: You may request a superbill, which you can submit to your insurance provider for possible full or partial reimbursement.
Please note that reimbursement cannot be guaranteed, as it depends on your coverage and your insurance provider’s discretion.
How much does a lactation consultation cost?
In Florida, the cost for a self‑pay lactation consultation with an International Board‑Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) typically falls in the range of about $150 – $300+ for an initial in‑person session when paying out of pocket, with follow‑up visits often between $75 – $200 — though exact fees vary by provider, location, and whether the visit is in‑home, in‑office, or virtual.
Typical pricing examples:
Initial consults often range from about $150 to $300+ for a standard session.
Follow‑up visits are commonly $75 to $200 depending on duration and service.
Virtual or telehealth visits are usually at the lower end of the range (often $50–$150+).
Keep in mind these are averages; some highly experienced consultants or specialty visits (e.g., complex NICU‑related support) may charge more. Always check with individual providers for their current self‑pay rates.
To discuss our fees, please contact us directly, 813-502-2002. This allows us to gather more information about your needs and provide you with an exact price for services.
Do you offer educational classes, support groups, or events?
Yes! We offer a wide range of classes, support groups, and events. For the most current listings, please visit our website at www.wnfis.com, our Facebook page Women’s Network for Family and Infant Support (@wnfisnetwork), or check our social media using #wnfisnetwork.
We also tailor classes, support groups, and events to meet specific needs, dates, and times. If you don’t see a class or event you’re looking for, please contact us directly so we can better serve you.
When is the best time to schedule a lactation consultation with you?
The best time to schedule a lactation consultation is as soon as you are thinking about it—ideally before your baby arrives!
Prenatal Consultations (Before Delivery):
Booking a consultation during pregnancy can be incredibly beneficial. Typical timing is around 28–36 weeks, but earlier is fine too. Reasons to schedule before delivery include:
Learning techniques and strategies for successful breastfeeding or chestfeeding from day one.
Understanding pumping, bottle feeding, and milk storage ahead of time.
Preparing for common challenges, such as latch difficulties, nipple pain, or positioning issues.
Creating a personalized feeding plan based on your goals, lifestyle, and your baby’s needs.
Gaining confidence and peace of mind so you feel prepared and empowered when your baby arrives.
Postnatal Consultations (After Delivery):
Meeting with a lactation consultant after your baby is born is just as important. Reasons include:
Assessing your baby’s latch, feeding patterns, and growth in real time.
Troubleshooting challenges such as low milk supply, engorgement, or nipple pain.
Supporting transitions from NICU to home, or managing medically fragile infants.
Offering guidance on pumping, supplementing, or bottle feeding as needed.
Providing emotional support and reassurance during the often overwhelming early weeks.
Why are we a great investment in your lactation journey?
Investing in a lactation consultation is an investment in you, your baby, and your confidence as a parent. By choosing me as your lactation consultant, you gain years of experience and guidance tailored specifically to your family. My goal is not to mold you into a rigid standard, but to support you in achieving your personal feeding goals and make your parenting journey more joyful—hopefully relieving some of the stress that comes with those early weeks.
I come to you—because no new parent should have to worry about leaving the house, especially when navigating appointments can be overwhelming in the early days. I also utilize the resources you already have at home, so we can work within your environment and maximize your success in real life, not just in theory.
When you invest in a lactation consultation with me, you’re not just paying for a session—you’re gaining expertise, personalized guidance, and practical tools that can help prevent challenges, improve feeding outcomes, and give you peace of mind. It’s a small investment for a big impact on your family’s health, happiness, and confidence.
What service areas do you cover?
We provide lactation and family support services throughout the state of Florida. However, we primarily serve Pasco, Hillsborough, and Hernando counties. Travel fees may apply for locations outside our primary service areas, so please contact us directly to discuss your location and schedule.
How do I connect with you?
Yes—we love to connect with you! You can reach us in several ways:
Bornbir: Directly send a message.
Phone: Call text us at 813‑502‑2002
Website: Visit us at www.wnfis.com
Social Media: Follow us on Facebook and Instagram - Women’s Network for Family and Infant Support (@wnfisnetwork, #wnfisnetwork)
We’re happy to answer your questions, discuss services, or help schedule an appointment.
What’s the difference in credentials for lactation consultants?
Not all lactation support providers have the same training or certification. Here’s a breakdown:
1. International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC)
The most widely recognized professional credential for lactation consultants.
Requires rigorous education, clinical experience, and passing an internationally standardized exam.
IBCLCs are trained to handle complex breastfeeding situations, medically fragile infants, NICU transitions, and provide evidence-based guidance for all feeding methods.
2. Certified Lactation Counselor (CLC)
Provides foundational lactation education and counseling skills.
Training is shorter than IBCLC and focuses on supporting healthy mothers and babies with typical breastfeeding challenges.
3. La Leche League Leader (LLL Leader)
Volunteers trained to provide peer support and education to breastfeeding families.
Focuses on guidance, encouragement, and community support rather than medical or clinical intervention.
4. Other titles (e.g., Peer Counselor, Lactation Educator, etc.)
Training and scope vary widely. Some offer great support for common questions, but may not be qualified for complex or medically sensitive situations.
Why it matters: Choosing a credentialed professional—especially an IBCLC (like myself)—ensures you are getting expert, evidence-based support, particularly for challenging feeding situations, NICU babies, or medically complex conditions.
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