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Six month old preferring bottle over nursing. She will latch and eat for a let down then she will unlatch and rematch frustrated when the flow slows down and gets fussy. I work so she gets a bottle for 3 feeds a day but now she gets more because she will not nurse for long enough.

I need help with lactation support and latch support

I am 5 weeks post partum, my baby will not latch or even attemp top take the breast, i am pumping, and am not producing even an ounce per side. I get a combined amount of about an ounce a day.

Planning to give birth in hospital, at Barton Memorial in Lake Tahoe. Hoping to utilize insurance if possible. Still working on birth plan, hoping to get help from the doula here.

I can’t seem to find the right flange size and it is causing my nipple go rip so I can’t feed my baby directly off of my breast anymore because of the damage

I am trying to relactate and would like to talk to a lactation specialist

Looking for lactation consultant to come to my house (Summerlin) for visits and accepts United Healthcare Choice Plus.

Latch evaluation and assistance with positioning due to baby and breast size

Henderson. $2000. Doula and natural birth. Black woman.

Looking for a homebirth midwife who provides for the Fallon area. We are planning on becoming pregnant but are not yet at this time. We would like to be prepared for when the time comes. I’ve already had 3 successful vaginal births of my sons (6,4,2). These were all done in the hospital but I was advised to do a homebirth since my labor’s have become so quick (and I’ve always wanted to do it)

I’m new to looking for a doula so would love to know about my options but generally I’m looking for a doula to be in the room with me during delivery at the hospital. Budget is TBD. I’d be interested in someone to support with lactation and sleep but no additional duties needed. I’m planning to get an epidural and hope to have a vaginal birth but will of course do a c-section if needed.

I need an advocate. Someone who is knowledgeable about V-Bac’s and can support me through rough situations.

I plan on giving birth in a hospital. Doula must be fully or mostly covered my Medicaid. My birth plan includes no epidural or Pitocin, optimal cord clamping. And at least an hour of skin to skin.(as of now that’s everything I’m open to suggestions) Provider must be knowledgeable and empathetic.

1. still deciding 2.not sure about budget yet 3. unmedicated birth; i would like to be able to move freely