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i want someone who can teach me and my baby how to get her to latch

I’m wanting to start breastfeeding again I’ve already began pumping again but I need to find my correct flange size.

I'm a single mother - plan to give birth in a hospital, likely induce a week before due date. I'm just worried about having night support the first few months, and some emotional support as I navigate this transition. My mom will help me but probably won't do many night shift.

Wanting to breastfeed my newborn as a transgender woman

I have been trying to exclusively breastfeed. However my left nipple is very sore and hurts to breast feed on. So I started pumping but not sure how often to pump and if I should pump both sides. Also I brought my baby to the doctor and they want me to supplement with formula because she isn’t gaining as much weight as they like. Now I am very confused about all of it. I need some help!! Looking for someone local and covered by insurance (UMR United healthcare).

1. Plan to give birth at home in Lowgap, NC 2. $7k or less 3. No interventions, dark, quiet, and peaceful.

My supply will go from super to heavy to barely any at all &’ it drops randomly. I’m currently going through another severe supply drop for the 3rd time. It lasts several days where absolutely nothing works. My son will only drink breast milk &’ won’t take any formula

I need help producing more milk but i'm too overwhelmed with all of the information.

Breastfeeding help. Baby will not latch. Looking for an in-home provider in Franklin, WI.

Freshly postpartum. Baby has thrush at 3 weeks and 4 days old. Trouble latching with that. Hurts to nurse, pumping, and when sitting still. Can’t find a good routine and supply depletion

Hello Rachel, I hope this finds you well. My baby is due to come soon. (Nov 23rd) but I'm interested in possibly switching providers. Would you be willing to discuss my options with you? I am 35 weeks as tomorrow (October 19th) I do have Gestational Diabetes (I manage through diet) and I'm 42 years old. My current OB has just scheduled me for my induction and I'm not very happy with the process. This will be my 2nd delivery. My 1st pregnancy I also had GD and had to be induced. I'd love to discuss any possible options of having my baby more holistically (if possible) I appreciate your time. Thank you so much, Lindsay DeLong

I plan to give birth unmedicated at the hospital. Looking to use insurance to help with cost

I am looking for a midwife or even 2, an doula possibly, and a lactation consultant to guide me through all of the specifics of a home birth and what it all entails! I want to do a home birth (we live in an apartment as well) so bad, but am also nervous of the risks it might come with. My husband and I live 5 minutes from a University of Michigan hospital, and I have an OB. My pregnancy has gone as perfect as it can, and baby is completely healthy and has absolutely no issues! I’m hoping to at least talk to a midwife at first to decide for sure that a home birth is right for me and my baby girl! If my husband and I decide it is for sure what we want then I want to move forward in doing a home birth with a midwife and maybe even a doula?… my husband is completely on board with the home birth idea as well and is super supportive of any route I choose to go! I want to make my dream home birth happen! So I don’t know the price range of what we want to be in, but if our insurance helps us out which I think it should, we can be pretty flexible! I’m not completely sure what the price range is for a midwife and doula either, but I’m definitely going to do some research and see what a reasonable budget is! I’m hoping to find someone patient, takes their time (doesn’t rush the delivery unless medically needed), is soft spoken when needed, and is bubbly and positive! My husband and I are Christians as well, but either way it isn’t a make or break type of thing! I’m flexible with that type of thing! My birth plan is obviously I want to do a home birth if I possibly can, I want to go unmedicated, I want the lights to be on, but dimmed and at my place the lighting is perfect for the amount of light I want to have, I want/need a calm and peaceful environment because I can get stressed easily if the environment is chaotic and rushed, I want to maybe have music playing in the background just to have a peaceful labor, I want to move around as much as possible while laboring, I am very open to cervical checks to see how much I’m dilated as well as checking baby girl’s heart rate on a Doppler, I love encouragement and talking (any sort of fun or easy going conversations is such a great way to help me get through contractions), if i can have pictures and videos taken here and there I would love to get some taken to remember those moments, I’m not exactly sure what position I want to give birth in but I’m thinking on my back on my own bed like normal or sitting up a bit on my bed as well, and I would love to have my husband cut the cord and be as involved as possible in the birth of he wants to be! This birth plan is long and specific, but if it doesn’t go exactly to plan I’m flexible as long as we are both healthy! I’m also not sure if it’s still possible being in an apartment but I really hope it can be! The walls are pretty sound proof:) I am so excited for this journey and I am looking forward to hopefully making my dream home birth a reality!

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I plan on exclusive pumping but supplementing with formula when needed. No nursing at all.

I plan to give birth at the hospital, budget around $500 and will guidance with birth plan

Baby has colic due to reflux and digestive discomfort. Also has a tongue tie. Looking for advice on these matters and how they’re impacting nursing before seeing a ped dentist for tongue tie release. HAP HMO insurance.

Low supply. I would like to increase it and continue on my breastfeeding journey. I am having sharp shooting pains on my breasts

Looking for someone that takes Medicaid to help me latch more. I previously was pumping 6-9 oz per pump. But stopped to help my mental health. Been trying to relactate for just over a month but would currently like to breastfeed so I can help it along and potentially help let down.

Looking for a night time nurse so I can get my sleep and someone who can educate me on how to care for my newborn.

Hello, My name is Kiley, and I’m reaching out to see if I can schedule a lactation consultation at your earliest convenience. We’re looking for some support with breastfeeding and would really appreciate your guidance. Specifically, I’m hoping to get help with: • Improving latch and positioning • Encouraging effective latching without a nipple shield (we’re currently using a shield on the left side and would love help weaning off of it) • Making sure our baby is getting optimal milk during feeds and gaining weight appropriately • Guidance on pumping and how to do that effectively in tandem with breastfeeding Overall, we’re looking for some foundational breastfeeding support to make sure we’re on the right track and to build confidence moving forward.