Find Lactation Consultant Jobs Near Owensboro, KY

I’m having my 2nd baby, expected around 6/30/2026. My first time around, I really didn’t know much, didn’t know the right questions to ask - and because my baby girl had a cow milk protein allergy, my diet took a severe hit- and as a result, my diet/nutrition/postpartum lactation experience wasn’t great - and I stopped at 6 months. This time, I want to do better and know proactively what to do, timing of feeding v pumping, how to keep a steady supply

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Need an Lc for latch issue- think she has a shallow latch

I am looking for a lactation consultant, urdu speaking, need help in breastfeeding.

I need help positioning baby while breastfeeding and knowing if baby is getting enough milk while nursing. Also flange sizing

I plan on giving birth in a hospital non-medicated. I will not be giving birth on my back.

I am looking to do a home birth or birth at a birthing center. Would like to keep it under $2000 WITH A PAYMENT PLAN! Ideally looking for christian based approach and someone also educated in naturopathic. I had my first child (7 months ago) at the hospital and did NOT like the experience there, was pushed and persuaded into certain I didn’t want. I would love this coming birth to be more aligned to my values and for me to be more prepared. I am currently 17 weeks. For this birth I would like a delayed cord clamping until cord is visibly white, no immediate vaccinations or vitamin k, and i am interested in water birth.

Need help with latching. She screams when she has to get on the boob. So I’m pumping now but would like to get her to latch. She is fussy from gas so that could also be the issue.

Lactation help. Latching, flange sizing, pumping recommendations.

I would like to have a non-medicated water birth in my home. I would Like for the umbellical cord to stay in place for as long as it lives. I plan to use Tricare insurance to pay for a certified nurse midwife on this journey. This is my first birth, but I’m considered high risk given that I’m 44 years old. I have a dear friend who will act as a doula and my husband will be present.

I need a certified birth dola to help me deliver baby at home and also a night time nanny to help me assist with newborn for bedtime and a postpartum therpist after birth to help with mental and a breastfeeding feeding coat for best way to maximize milk production for baby. I don't want no pain meds for labor all natural! Just a bath warm birth with soft music and massages to ease pain during labor. I don't want my newborn baby vaccines at all! No testing on my newborn at all. Want umbrella cord to stay attach to baby until it stop pumping in the rest of the stem cells in baby. I want to keep plactea and umbrella cords and put in cold cooler for refrigerator to preserve it. I want atena medicaid to pay for certified dola and all the other providers for their services and the price will depend on the dola with medicaid with atena insurance from patients.

looking for a certified lactation consultant, i have four kids but this is the first child i have made this far for breastfeeding. I have managed to get a milk bleb from what i have read and need ways to treat it from a professional in lacation vs going to a obgyn. I want natural ways to help with the issue at hand vs medication. the only insurance i have currently is medicaid due to not working.

Give birth in the Hospital a few hours per day, not staying overnight

First time mom looking for doulas that accept TRICARE select. Giving birth at local hospital. I’m not sure about a birth plan yet.

Looking for help with establishing an exclusive pumping schedule. I’m currently pumping every 2-3 hrs during the day (for 15-20 mins each) and every 4 hrs overnight. I continue to have what I believe are clogged ducts on both sides. I want to ensure I am pumping on the correct settings to ensure I am fully emptying myself while also not causing damage.

Birth at hospital, budget i have no clue i have tricare , natural birth

I want support with breastfeeding. My baby has lip blisters and quivers and I want to be sure latch is okay. I also want to start pumping for work and need support.

Looking for someone with c section education, preferably African American

I’ve had 3 miscarriages in the last 5 years. My fourth pregnancy, 2 years ago was a healthy, full term baby who is now 2 and doing amazing with no complications during my pregnancy or my delivery. I’m now 21 weeks pregnant with my second son and my experience with UPMC has been nothing but stressful and uninformative. My charts have yet to be corrected for the last 2- 3 months I’ve been going to them. I’m at the point where I don’t feel like my doctors are listening or caring about my wishes/concerns. I am starting to lean towards a home birth with minimal intervention. With my son I got to 9 1/2 cm dilated before I got my epidural last minute and had no issues or barely any discomfort with my contractions. This one is a bit more uncomfortable and I would like to try to do the same as before but without medicine. I have no issue going to a birthing center if need be, I know the travel home with my last hurt me a lot so I was hoping to minimize the distance of travel for my second time around. I also had issues with my son latching for breastfeeding and went to see a lactation consultant twice but she took over an hour to come see us each time which resulted in my son screaming of hunger so I would end up bottle feeding him before she’d come as she took too long and then refused to help us when she heard he was bottle fed so I would like to learn more about breastfeeding if possible either through classes or having someone help me after birth. Our budget is probably $2500-4000. I’m not sure what my insurance covers but would love to look into it more with someone if we can. I’m at the point where I don’t trust my current providers, as too much has gone wrong or missed and I just want to cancel all appointments until I give birth so I’m hoping this is a better alternative for me.

This is my third baby and I breastfed months two but her latch isn’t deep enough and I’m really struggling to breastfeed her. I’m at the point here I am exclusively pumping and I don’t know how to help her with her latch. I’ve done every position and have used nipple shields. The nipple shields help a little but she stl finishes feeding via bottle. I would like to breastfeed more than bottle feed and I think her latch needs to be deeer. My nipples are very irritated because of this. She’s 6 weeks old.