Find Lactation Consultant Jobs Near Panama City, FL

I’m looking for someone super lovely to take care of my baby boy 2-3 nights a weeks for two weeks I’m having a back surgery and won’t allow me to carry him. So I need someone to stay with us or go late at night to help me resting a little bit. Also someone maybe that have any lactation advices, I’m a breastfeeding mom

I am having a very hard time nursing. My nipples are raw and I am in so much pain. I’m terrified he’s not getting enough colostrum and will end up dehydrated. Absolutely terrified. I need help!

Need to get fitted for flanges. I am having a lot of pain when pumping

I am a first time mom and would love to have someone there that can advocate for me/help me with any questions I have! I have an amazing husband, but this is new to both of us so we would love to have someone there with all the expertise that can make this process as easy, fun, and enjoyable as possible! I am planning on giving birth at SIU Carbondale. I don’t have a budget in mind. My birth plan is still being created.

I am a second time mom, pregnant with twins. I will be giving birth in a hospital, but am planning on a natural a birth with as little intervention as possible.

Hospital 1000-1200 Plan: -Delayed cord clamping I don’t want my umbilical cord clamped or cut until it’s turns white or pulsing. -Absolutely NO pulling or tugging of my placenta! Unless emergency I want it to come out naturally on its own. -No cutting (episotomy) I want to tear naturally no cutting down there. I do not give consent. -No laying down while giving birth I want to give birth either, in the water, squatting, with the handle bars. -Lights off and worship music playing -I want to do the Golden Hour No taking her immediately after birth, I want that connection with her immediately after birth -No Baths!! I don’t want her to have a bath the white stuff on her skin is good for her skin and protects it’s the first few days after being born -All testing must be done in be room Do not take her out of the room! If emergency Dad must be allowed to follow -No giving birth at 37weeks I want to go as long as I can to prepare my body unless it’s an Emergency No cord tractions-No Pulling on Placenta -immediately after giving birth I want to latch my baby and that will cause my body to release the placenta

I have problem with lactation and a very painful nipple i cant breast feed my baby cause of the pain even pumpimg i cant its very sensitive and painful And i have medicad

Would like an appointment with a lactation consultant to go over basics of breastfeeding my newborn.

I plan to have an unmedicated birth in the hospital (UTMB Galveston), I want as few interventions as possible. I'd like a doula's help at the birth, with starting to breastfeed, and perhaps a few visits postpartum. My budget is $2,000.

I plan to give birth at UNC Clayton hospital. I prefer to have an unmedicated vaginal delivery

I really need your advice. I have a big crack on my nipple and I literally can’t breastfeed anymore. The pain is unbearable, even after feeding. I tried pumping with my Portable Medela Maxi but only on one side, and barely any milk comes out even after sitting for more than 30 minutes. I’ve been crying every day from exhaustion and pain. I’m barely sleeping and I feel like I’m about to give up and switch to formula.

I am seeking a birth doula and lactation consultant to support me through a planned hospital birth and the immediate postpartum period. I value evidence-based guidance, emotional reassurance, and hands-on support that respects my autonomy and preferences. I plan to give birth in a hospital setting and would like a doula who is experienced navigating hospital environments, collaborating respectfully with medical staff, and advocating for patient-centered care. While I am open to medical interventions if they become necessary, my goal is to have a low-intervention birth whenever safely possible. I am particularly interested in comfort measures such as breathing techniques, movement and positioning, massage, counterpressure, and continuous emotional support during labor. Clear communication, calm presence, and the ability to help me and my partner understand options in the moment are very important to me. My estimated budget for doula and lactation support is moderate and reflects the value I place on experience, availability, and continuity of care. I am open to discussing packages that include prenatal visits, on-call labor support, postpartum follow-up, and lactation assistance. My birth plan emphasizes informed consent, flexibility, and feeling supported and heard throughout the process. I would like support creating a calm birth environment, minimizing unnecessary interventions, and encouraging immediate skin-to-skin contact after birth when possible. I also value support for my partner so they feel confident and involved during labor and delivery. In addition, I am seeking a lactation consultant who can provide both prenatal education and postpartum, hands-on breastfeeding support. I would like guidance with establishing breastfeeding, ensuring a proper latch, understanding feeding cues, and troubleshooting common challenges such as soreness, supply concerns, or newborn feeding issues. I am interested in evidence-based, nonjudgmental support that aligns with my feeding goals while remaining flexible if circumstances change. Overall, I am looking for professionals who are warm, knowledgeable, inclusive, and respectful, and who can provide reassurance, practical tools, and advocacy to help me feel confident and supported throughout birth and early feeding

I would like an at home birth I’d like postpartum education as well.

I’m a first time single mother. I’m adopted, so while my mother had been incredibly supportive, she doesn’t have much advice about the birthing process or what to expect. I plan to give birth at Baptist Floyd I am 31 years old and own my own home. My blood type is A (-) so I have some concerns. I would like to breast feed. I have much family support, but no partner. My estimated budget is $2,000 Do you accept insurance

Need help with proper latch for newborn. Born February 21, 2026.

Looking for lactation consultants and doulas in Southern IN. I plan to give birth at Baptist Floyd.

Takes WellCare has to be a woman and has to have a few years of experience

i just went back to work and have been pumping at work every 3 hours. but now breastfeeding hurts really bad. i’m not sure if my baby’s latch has changed or if it’s because of pumping

Wanting to give birth at tree of life nothing center. Someone bilingual (Spanish & English) would be appreciated, as my partner and I span different cultures. $1,500 or less - and I may incorporate movement, water birth, birth sling, breathing … no epidural. Ifs my first birth

assistance with helping my baby latch, preferably having someone come to my house for comfort and ease.