Find Lactation Consultant Jobs in New Rochelle, NY

1. I plan to have an unmedicates birth in the hospital 2. Less than $1000 3. Natural birth, no newborn vacciness, golden hour, cord clamping delay 4. At least 5 years of experienxe 4. N/A

We are having our first child and can appreciate any help and guidance to help us enter this new phase of our lives! Prefers someone who has 5+ years of experience, has referrals they can share, offers feeding, lactation support, help with cleaning and meal prepping. Budget is $1000-$5000 for about one month of support to start

My son is about to be three weeks and I am not able to get a full latch.

I plan to give birth in a hospital unmedicated. My budget is around 2,500 - 3,000. I would like to labor at home and then go to the hospital when I'm 7-8 centimeters dialted. I would like to keep my placenta

11 week old suddenly fussy and crying at breast after no breastfeeding problems at all. Side lying nursing at night fine—seems to be specific to nursing while I’m sitting up. Takes bottle fine 1x per day. Have BCBS anthem. Would prefer in person but virtual is fine to start, just need to be seen asap

Five week old baby, struggling with a shallow latch possibly due to flat nipple. I’d also like support with establishing good milk supply and pumping as we have been having to supplement with formula 1-2 bottles a day. Would like to do a weighted feed and assess her latch and milk transfer to ensure she’s getting enough milk when she is breastfeeding directly. Would prefer to be seen in office, but home visit could be arranged as well. Currently have Medicaid.

First time mom, looking for tips, how-to, any advice and insight to breastfeeding

My three-week-old will latch for a few seconds and then pull off and start crying. He was latching in the hospital but we needed to supplement with formula due to hypoglycemia and jaundice, and we are now primarily pumping/bottle feeding but would like to reintroduce breastfeeding as well.

Just over a week ago, I developed inflammation in my right breast, with diffuse redness, soreness, and some swelling, particularly along the bottom and inner part. I didn't have any fever or chills, and the symptoms have pretty much all subsided. My main concern now is that my milk supply/flow on that side seems to have dropped. I'm fully direct breastfeeding and my son used to nurse longer on the right, but since the inflammation, he's been nursing for shorter periods (around 2–5 minutes) and swallowing less frequently before unlatching. He's always preferred the left, but the difference seems more pronounced now. I've continued offering the right breast at every feed and he'll always take it for at least a bit, but I'm wondering whether this is likely a temporary reduction in flow or an actual drop in supply, and what I can do to help it recover. In person and virtual options would be appreciated. Aetna coverage is a must.

Hi! We had a baby girl 9 days ago and are looking for possible night support in Hawthorne (Westchester). She's sleeping and feeding well, so this would be straightforward overnight care. I may have a work project starting late next week that would run 2–4 weeks. It isn't confirmed yet, so I'm looking for someone who's comfortable with a flexible start date. Would you have availability in that window? If so, what's your rate? Thanks!

We are a lesbian couple, and my wife is 15 weeks pregnant. Planning for a hospital birth in Manhattan. I am the non-gestational parent and I am inducing lactation and looking for support in both the prenatal and postpartum nursing and birth process. We are hoping to find someone covered by Aetna, and who can work with inducing lactation.

Two week old with the a weak latch. She is not pulling hard enough

lactation consulting, doula after birth 41 years old mom, first birth

I would love an at home visit to help me latch baby and breastfeed

3 week old, slowly gaining weight, painful latch, unlatches, in person, takes new jersey fsmily care wellpoint

2 week old suffering from oral blisters and only will feed one breast at a time despite efforts to wake him up with diaper change between breasts. Want to check for latch and any oral disfunction and learn how to combo feed Budget is as insurance allows. $100 travel fee budget Prefer in person

Two week old with a painful and shallow latch. Would love an in home visit if you take blue cross blue shield EPO. I can cover travel fee

I’m due with my second baby on 10/22. I’m delivering at Greenwich Hospital, and working with midwives from Northeast Medical Group in Stamford. My goal is an unmedicated birth with minimal interventions. My daughter was born in May 2025 in NYC. I went into labor at 39 weeks. I had a doula and made it to 6cm unmedicated, and opted for the epidural as I had been awake for over 24 hours and needed rest. Things progressed quickly from there and I had an uncomplicated vaginal birth. This time I’m hoping for a faster labor and to not need the epidural. I breastfed my daughter for 11 months and would have liked to go longer if I hadn’t been pregnant. The beginning was very challenging because of flat nipples. I primarily pumped until she started latching at 6 weeks, and things were relatively smooth from there. I’m hoping for an easier start to breastfeeding this time. I am a stay at home mom so hope to breastfeed for at least a year with minimal pumping. I know I will need early lactation support to achieve this. I’m looking to spend less than $2500 for a birth doula, and hope insurance will cover some. I’m looking for someone who will be very hands on in labor, and help me to labor at home as long as possible.

I'm looking for in home support after my baby arrives in November

2 weeks old, latching and pumping, topping up with formula. seems like no enough milk