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First baby, im wanting to do everything naturally, no drugs, no medicines no machines just at home births out in the country side. Im wanting a water bath because it's gonna be warm im wanting to be outside with nature. Im currently on Medicade doing some research and so forth. Im currently only 11weeks today. Id like to do in person hopefully and see my options

I would like to establish with a lactation consultant prior to baby's birth so that I have someone who can help once she's born.

We've just came home from the nicu were we had to bottle feed for 3 weeks we are home now and I would really love to be able to breast feed but we are having trouble with latching and staying latches

To help me get through the contractions without getting an epidural. Being able to control my breathing better. Mercy hospital Lebanon mo I have Medicaid I need help breast-feeding I should really struggle the first time. In person

I would love an in home visit! I am exclusively breastfeeding my 1 month old. I need help with helping him latch better on one side. He will scream and suck then come off. It does not happen every time, but it does happen. I also have a flatter nipple on that side. I am also interested in learning how i can breastfeed without my nursing pillow / breastfeed in public.

Almost 5 week old with issues latching almost from birth. We’ve been using a nipple shield since week one and it’s been off and on issues with it. More recently her latch is getting shallow and causing nipple pain for me. I would really prefer not to use the shield as she leaks with it and by the end of the feed I’m drenched in milk. At every feed I try to latch her straight to the breast and every once in a while she will latch for a minute or two and then be fussy until I use the shield. I have noticed that when she try’s to latch without the shield she opens super wide like she’s trying to find the shield and then won’t latch to the breast. But when using the shield she doesn’t really open wide and I kind of have to force her to. I’ve also noticed in the last few days she has been curling her top lip in every feed and then her bottom only does it every few feeds. I can do in person or virtual but would prefer in person. I do not drive and so I have to work around my husbands schedule so earlier in the morning is best, or evenings closer to 5-6pm. But weekends are ideal. I have 3 different insurance’s and baby only has bcbs.

In person lactation consultations prior and after birth.

I am a first time mom currently 12 weeks postpartum and struggling with my milk supply. I have tried many things to try and help up my supply with no luck so our pediatrician wants me to see a lactation consultant. I was producing around 6-7 ounces up until 4 weeks PP every pump and now am sitting around 2-3 ounces per pump. I breast and bottle feed my son but mainly nurse at night, i often have to make small bottles after i nurse because he does not seem satisfied. I think he has a good latch but i am still pretty new to this so i’m not 100% sure. My main goal is to up my supply and nurse more often with him feeling completely satisfied afterwards. T.I.A!

Blue Cross Blue Shield - Kansas City First time mom searching for lactation consultant

I'm looking into having a doula along for my third birth. My first two labor experiences were straightforward with a few hiccups, but I'm looking for more flexibility and agency this time around. I plan to labor at the hospital and am open to an epidural or not depending on how I'm feeling in the moment. I'd like to retain movement as long as I can tolerate it. I don't have a budget in mind right now, I'm beginning the research process.

Emotional support during birth and help with lactation. Hospital birth, minimal budget available

I plan on giving birth in a hospital unmedicated. I have Tricare West Prime