Find Lactation Consultant Jobs in Mount Airy, MD

I am a size 38F breasts. My son is a 35 week preemie so he’s 7 weeks old. Just had a tongue tie cut 6/23. My milk supply hasn’t come in yet but he is now latching SOMETIMES. I need help with using the Spectra and MomCozy pumps, flange sizes, and getting him to latch. I’m not sure my budget but I am a single mother and don’t make a lot of money. Insurance does not cover lactation services. Need someone who specializes in combo feeding formula and breasts and bringing in my milk supply.

Baby is not latching properly, want to pursue pumping but getting a low supply + some pain when using wearable pump. I have Spectra S1 (with 16 mm flanges that feel ok) and Momcozy Air 1 with 15 mm flanges that pinch.

We’re moving midway through the pregnancy to the DC region, Maryland side. We’ll probably live in the Rockville area but I’m hoping to give birth with the midwives at George Washington University’s hospital. I’m looking for a labor doula to support an unmediated birth. I also struggled with low supply with my first child so I’m hoping to find a lactation consultant who specialises in that. We have Tricare, which covers both doulas and IBCLCs.

We live in Hanover, plan to birth in Carlisle. Looking for a home birth experience in a hospital setting. Unmedicated if possible, with minimal intervention. History of infertility and loss. Strong personality and need someone who can work with that. Looking for prenatal, birth and postpartum support. Experience with breastfeeding, baby wearing and cloth diapers is a plus. Definitely want someone with experience in movement techniques to optimize baby's positioning. My insurance covers 1200 per year and we can go a bit above that. Bonus points if we can split billing or do a visit in the new year to use both years benefits. Insurance requires a tax ID number and an invoice.

Low birth weight, transferring issues. Weight loss from week 1 to two. Reduction in milk supply

1. Give birth at Sibley Memorial Hospital 2. Either in network (Carefirst BCBS) or adjusted payment plans (less than $500) 3. Give birth naturally and breastfeed exclusively 4. Be in-network (Carefirst Blue Cross Blue Shield) 5. First time parents, early and mid 30's 6. Lactation/breastfeeding consultation 7. CareFirst Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO

I have inverted nipples and need help understanding how to breastfeed and how it works.

I’m not totally sure so starting there would be great haha

Lactation consultation, returning to work, breastfeeding plan, milk supply increase

1. I am giving birth at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. 2. Estimated budget is $100 per visit 3. Natural birth

Breastfeeding support , bay 9 days old doesn’t want to take breast feeding he only takes bottle

Hospital Vaginal birth CPR certificate, Spanish speaker is a plus Basically need help and guidance in labor and postpartum with the baby also tips about lactation will be my first baby Insurance is Carefirst blue choice HMO std Gold

My son refuses to latch and my milk supply isn’t making milk fast enough for pumping, as well as he won’t sleep unless on my chest

Need help in lactation of pumping and getting to much unbarable pain while pumping and S well my baby laching. As well need to increase my milk supply. I am getting to lumps and those are not dissolves with my pumping.

This will be my second home water birth. I plan to have my baby naturally and unmedicated. I like to be very hands on and prefer someone who is okay taking the backseat or driving so to speak, whenever I express so. I want to avoid a hospital birth but if it’s necessary I’m willing to listen to the advice of a midwife but if I am uncomfortable with something I will say so. I prefer someone who has attended and assisted many births, at least 200. I’d like to find a birth center or in home midwife that can be covered or partially covered by Medicaid and I have anthem health keepers plus. If out of pocket, I’d like to stay close to $4,000 for prenatal care and birth. I’d like a person who is knowledgeable in breastfeeding and who can assist immediately after birth or direct me to someone who can.

I am 26 years old and this is my first child so I would like someone to just give me advice and basically be there for me through this journey. I would like to give birth at a birthing center close to a hospital if I need to go to it, but I am not opposed to going to the hospital I just don't want to have the baby on my back. My budget is under $2,000 preferably. I also would like to try and breast feed to know what drinks or food I can intake now to help with that. I am also a picky eater so helping me come up with a balanced diet would also be a great help as well. I just would like to prep on what I should be doing each month and things I need to order so that I can already have it before the baby comes.

Inova lansdowne, $1000 budged I plan on doing a no epidural induced and natural birth.

I am looking for a doula to have guidance on having a mother vaginal birth following a cesarean birth from my last pregnancy. I want to avoid that happening again and especially avoid that healing process I had to go through with my little boy.

I had a c section in Sept of 2024 and want to try for a vbac this time around. I plan to give birth at Prince William hospital UVA. I would like to have a medicated vbac but would like to labor as long as possible without the epidural. I would like an experienced Doula with extensive vbac experience. My budget is around $1000

Lactation support and physical help like cleaning. Keep under 1500