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Two week old unable to latch due to inverted nipples. Latches with shield but gives up in a few minutes. Unable to build supply after pumping at least 8 times a day. I pump out 5 ml per session from one breast and a few drops from other. I pump at 12am, then 2-3 am and then at 7am to keep up with night pumps. I’m eating munchkin brand lactation cookies, drinking 1.5 L water and a glass of milk in addition to 2-3 meals. I want to be able to provide baby with some breast milk but not able to. Would like an insurance covered visit to my home for a consult.

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

Help with nursing. Trouble latching and nursing for extended time

We welcomed Baby boy Everett to the world on 10/6. We are hoping for availability in the coming days for an in person consultation, preferably a home visit. We have had very little success breastfeeding and feeling behind. Thanks for any availability you can offer and look forward to hearing from you. Best regards, Rachel Gilbert

My first-born had trouble latching because of a significant tongue tie. I also didn't receive much guidance at the hospital where I delivered, so I'd like to speak with someone to gain as much knowledge ahead of time as possible. I understand it may be easier/more beneficial to schedule something after the baby is here, I just didn't want to miss the window.

Twin baby girls two and a half weeks old. One with weak latch and both hungry after latching

looking for in network provider, Blue Shield California, near 11216

3 week old will not latch without a nipple guard, but doesnt stay latched for more than a minute with it, low supply of only around 20oz a day, always pumping less than 2oz from right breast, and only pumping between 2-3 out of left breast. Nipples flattening immediately after stimulation so nothing for baby to latch too, when pumping or breastfeeding milk only comes out in drops and very rarely sprays when pumping

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

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.

My milk still hasn’t come in and I’m getting concerned it won’t come in. I’m not producing colostrum either. Baby was a c section. Virtual or in person appointments are fine with me. As long as I am able to get help.

I am exclusively pumping and am looking to discuss how to help maximize my supply as much as possible. Currently making about 2oz per 2 hours, and i’m 4 hours about 80mLs. I am 10 days post partum and i don’t want my supply to plateau. I am also recovering from a c-section. I am on medicaid so I am looking for a lactation consultant that takes that.

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

About four days after giving birth and breastfeeding, my nipples were in so much pain and breastfeeding was super painful. This only lasted a couple days though and was really good for a while. Then earlier this week I got a blister on my nipple and things have been painful again. I’m not sure what happened. I think my breasts may be getting too engorged and she’s having trouble getting a deep latch sometimes now. She’s three weeks old. Would love to have a home visit soon. I have United healthcare community plan and am having trouble finding anyone that takes it.

Hi there! Need support with a few things Baby was in NICU for a few days out of precaution and we left with her combo feeding - breast and formula. I wanted to get her off formula so I started pumping twice a day, and now we’re doing occasional top offs with breast milk in a bottle after I breast feed her. Would love guidance to know if she’s getting enough milk from my breasts and if the top offs are still necessary. My breasts still feel full after but she falls asleep as hard as I try to wake her up. She’s doing 15 min and 10/15 min. Guidance on when to pump. Right now doing one AM and one PM because my breasts hurt and feel like I need to empty them. wondering if I’m doing this “right” How long to pump for so that I DON’T trigger my body to make extra milk Will be going back to work in December. Would love a plan. Just overall guidance :)

I think my breastfeeding journey is going quite well, I just want to do a weighted feed or 2 to know how much to offer in a bottle if need be or just to know if he’s getting proper amount

Almost 4 week old with shallow latch, chiropractor said she has lip tie, tongue tie and cheek tie. Pediatrician confirmed lip tie, I have a release for lip tie schedule at the end of October but am feeling wary of if its actually the right move which is why I am really wanting some knowledgeable input from and IBLCL. Hoping to find someone covered by my fidelis insurance

12 days post c section. When pumping only producing an ounce a day. Baby is latching for 10-15 minutes. Not sure if baby is getting anything. Started supplemented with formula but want to solely be breast milk. Want to up my milk supply. Drinking lots of water and eating. Dont get why I’m only getting an ounce a day and pumping every 2-3 hours.

My one week old is feeding on breast for up to an hour (sometimes more) and when she falls asleep and I put her down, she cries for more. I’ve pumped and bottle fed as well, she takes the bottle for around 30-45 minutes and does the same process. The only time she feeds well and sleeps for a 2+ hours is when we have to supplement with formula. I’ve had virtual consultations but I really think I’d benefit most to an in-person visit.

Do you take Medicaid insurance? Or Healthfirst NY insurance?