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5 day old with challenges staying on nipple during breast feeding and worry about nipple confusion with milk from pumping. Strong prefer in person for Boston near MGH

I’m not sure I need help with it a birth plan. I will be giving birth at a hospital

Breast feeding, pumping, and sleeping for my newborn

At home ibclc consultation. Baby rejects breast, prefers bottles. Milk let down takes five to six minutes

in home and in person lactation support for second baby. strgglued with this after first child and did not sustain for as long as i would have liked to.

Baby possibly having shallow latch .. bites sometimes when latching and not gaining weight regardless of feeding frequently and having enough wet / poop diapers .

First timer here! The thought of giving birth at home sounds cozy and amazing and less invasive, however, for safety reasons most likely a hospital. I’d prefer a hands off experience, I trust my body & that it knows what to do; no Pitocin no epidural, no birthing laying down, etc. Yet I know sometimes we make plans and God giggles. Sometimes I feel naive for not having many questions considering this is my first time giving birth / becoming a mom - I want guidance and support for when those questions arise. A voice for if and when my voice shakes too much. Someone who obviously knows a lot more than I do and CARES. A whole new chapter will be unfolding February 2027, new noises in the house, new sleep schedule (and I’m a sleeeeepy girl regardless of being pregnant), I want to breastfeed sooooo badly, it’s all new to me so someone who has knowledge on all of these new pages would be amazing.

my baby has been breast feeding. she is almost 11 weeks. however, I start work in 2 weeks and she has been refusing a bottle. we tried a few different bottle nipples & today tried to give her formula (instead of pumped breast milk) & she still refused. she has taken a bottle in the past but it has been a little over a month. when I start work I am going back part time but I will be working 12 hour shifts & my husband is worried about feeding her when I am at work

Lactation consultant for breast feeding and pumping

I don’t know what positions to do for my son to latch properly, he usual y is very sleepy, i need a breastfeeding Consultant to come in person and help me to improve the latching

Seeking IBCLC lactation consultant offering in-home visits to assist first-time mother with breastfeeding a newborn (1-week old). Improve latching, reduce neck pain, and keeping the baby alert who often falls asleep. Must be in-network with insurance (Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield).

N/a just basic support for the postpartum period, in person

Breastfeeding support with latching and cluster feeding

In person lactation consultant who could help with at home visit if needed

Lactation support: my baby is 4 days old, my breasts are very engorged and painful although no signs of mastitis. She is feeding well but does not seem to empty the breast so they remain very engorged between feeds.

I plan to give birth at the hospital, looking for someone who accepts my insurance, and looking for pain management and additional education on pumping. I am a Christian and am looking for someone who shares similar beliefs.

I plan to give birth at a hospital, Bridgman and Women’s Hospital, Boston, Ma. My estimated budget is $2000. I would like be unmedicated for labor and delivery. Delayed umbilical cord cutting. Immediate skin to skin after delivery. The plan if all goes well and no emergencies. I would like my provider to be Christian based, doula and/or midwife certified with at least 5+ years of experience or 50+ birthing experience.

Black Doula, spiritual Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Provide your estimated budget Describe your birth plan Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc.) Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.)

Hi! I'm Sarah. My husband, Caleb, and I are excited to be welcoming our second baby this November. We live in Worthington, Massachusetts, after recently moving back from Florida, where I was born and raised. Caleb grew up here in western Massachusetts, so we're happy to be closer to his family as we continue growing ours. Our first birth was a home birth that ended in an unplanned C-section, and while I'm incredibly thankful for my son and for the medical care that was available when we needed it, I'm really hoping to have a successful VBAC this time. Avoiding another cesarean is very important to me if it can be done safely, so I'm looking for a doula who is experienced with VBACs and can provide steady, knowledgeable support throughout pregnancy, labor, and birth. After my son's birth, I also struggled with postpartum depression and postpartum anxiety. This time around, I'm hoping that building a stronger support system before birth will help me have a healthier and more positive postpartum experience. I'm looking for someone who can not only support me during labor but also provide encouragement and guidance as our family adjusts after baby arrives. Things like helping clean the kitchen, keeping up with laundry, preparing freezer meals for our family, watching the baby when I need an extra hand, and help with breastfeeding since I really want to be successful in that this time around. More than anything, we're looking for a doula who is compassionate, encouraging, and committed to helping us make informed decisions while creating the best possible birth experience for our growing family.

- Brigham and Women’s hospital in Boston, MA - looking for someone to help me and my husband advocate for informed consent on all interventions, and for added support prior to, during, and post-delivery