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Looking for a lactation consultant to help wean and teach two children ages 1 and 5 to stop drinking maternal milk. Spanish language fluency preferred.

My milk supply has drastically dipped over the last week or two. I wasn’t making a lot to begin with so it has hurt my supply a lot. I’ve been drinking more water, eating oatmeal, taking moringa and trying to empty as often as possible and so far none of it has helped. I latch baby during night time feeds and pump the side she doesn’t nurse on. During the day, she’s been biting so I’ve been pumping and bottle feeding. How can I increase my supply?

How to increase milk supply after not breastfeeding for a month.

I plan on giving birth in the hospital, I want to avoid C-section if possible. Looking for help in creating a birth plan and someone to advocate with my partner and I during delivery. Interested in delayed cord cutting immediate skin to skin contact. Currently looking for someone who excepts meridian Medicaid insurance

Plan to give birth at Grandview Hospital vaginally. Would like to primarily breastfeed. I know the first few days are very important for continued milk production, so I would like to be prepared to make the most of that. I will also need help in a few months as I prepare to go back to work and will need to pump there. A support group in the North Jefferson area would also appreciated.

Midwife. Hoping for a birthing center suite. Budget flexible preferably covered by insurance. Hoping for an all natural birth but would like the options available to me.

I'm 35 and am having a low-risk pregnancy, my first child. I would love a doula to help advocate for me, in addition to my partner, and help with emotional support as I navigate this new experience. 1. I plan to give birth at a hospital near Downers Grove (we still need to tour hospitals) 2. No set budget/flexible 3. Early labor at home, low dose epidural at hospital, have a healthy baby, and accept intervention as needed. I'm an epidemiologist and will inform my decisions based on best available data.

Assistance with breast feeding and pumping. Low income

Baby had several oral ties, (cheek, lip, and tongue). Corrective procedure was done. She has a lot of mouth tension so in between chiro visits I want some help as I exclusively want to nurse instead of pump and bottle feed. She tends to refuse the breast but I will be successful sometimes if she’s in the right position.

I plan to give birth at home. I’m not sure of price ranging for services. I want the provider to have many years of experience and certified.

I’m a first-time mom planning a hospital birth, and I’m looking for a doula who can help guide me through the process and options, especially since I’m still figuring out what I want my birth plan to look like. I’m feeling a bit torn between wanting to stay mobile during labor and pushing in a position other than on my back, while also considering the possibility of an epidural. I’d love support understanding how those options can work together and what flexibility looks like in a hospital setting. I’m also looking for help with lactation and postpartum feeding. I want to breastfeed but am planning to combo feed, and I’d really appreciate guidance on how to do that in a way that supports my milk supply and feels manageable as a first-time mom. Overall, I’m hoping for someone who can educate me, help me feel confident in my choices, advocate for me during labor if needed, and support me both during birth and in the early postpartum period.

1. Hospital 2. Negotiable/ Open 3. Natural births

I have a one week old baby that I can’t get to latch. We had no issues in hospital with him getting a good latch, but due to a severe tongue tie, I had to take a break and just pump because of extreme pain, cracking, etc. we rotated breast milk through bottles and were able to get a couple of successful latches with a nipple shield. We just had his tongue and lip tie released Wednesday and have yet to get him to latch on my breast. We occasionally have success with a nipple shield, but only once or twice a day. Interested in a Medicaid covered provider.

1) Central DuPage HospitaL 2) I would like to spend no more than $1,000 for a birth doula. May consider other services as well 3) VBAC, avoid c-section (very traumatic), open to all pain relief options but want epidural to be the last resort, open to medical interventions if other suggestions (walking, taking a shower, peanut ball, or different laboring positions) don't work

Lactation consultant Covered by medicaid Zero out-of-pocket

I plan to give birth at home with no epidural which I'm hoping could be covered by insurance so relatively low to no out of pocket

Need help with 4 week old and wake windows, managing reflux, nighttime and daytime sleep, and help with breastfeeding. Budget is $200

Need specialist to help transition from breast to bottle feeding. Ideally accepts Aetna insurance.

I'd like a doula in the Aetna PPO network. I am looking for a postpartum doula who is a lactation counselor.

We are having trouble getting our infant to latch. She was born 11/11/2025 and is a good eater with both formula and breast milk but only via bottle right now. We would prefer an at home visit if possible as we had less issues in the hospital than we are at home. We are in Batavia IL