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

I plan to give birth at a hospital. I would like to avoid any induction medication and plan on getting an epidural. Aside from these details I’m not sure what else I should plan. I’ve been seeing more doula content on my socials and I’m interested in potentially having one.

Hospital birth. Our budget will be around $500 and I plan to try a natural unmedicated birth

give birth at home. Unknown budget. Unknown birth plan.

I would like to have a natural birth in a birthing center.

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I’m looking for guidance on my breastfeeding journey. My milk just came in yesterday and I’ve been pumping because she isn’t latching. She roots really well but doesn’t latch. I’m not set on only breastfeeding but need help on what to do. Also need help on my pumps and if I’m using the right size for my nipple, etc. I’m a first time mom and need help! Not sure how much this costs but looking for something not super expensive and want someone who is experienced helping first time moms

Need help learning what an empty breast is/emptying breast

We have been struggling for weeks transferring from breast to bottle

I am back to work and pumping to replace feeds. Baby is eating more than I am able to pump. My right side gives me at most 1 oz (normally on my first pump, the rest I’m lucky to get 20mls) my left breast will typically give me 1 1/2 on the low end to 3 oz in a session. But I typically average 6-7 oz per day. I am looking for someone with experience on low supply and has successfully helped mothers increase. I am also looking for help with sleep. My baby refuses to sleep in his bassinet and will only sleep in bed with me. I practice safe sleep 7 but co sleeping honestly makes me uncomfortable and I want to be able to lay him in his bassinet after feeds and for naps without having to go get him in 20 minutes. Would prefer if servicer accepted insurance!

I plan to give birth at Shiloh memorial in Shiloh Illinois I am using my Illinois Medicaid I don’t have a birth plan yet.

Pumping/emptying breast milk issue. Pumps not emptying me all of a sudden

help with pumping. nipple pain. find the correct flange size

I’m nursing when I’m with my baby but when I’m at work I pump. When I nurse he’s satisfied and not hungry anymore, however when I pump I can make enough to make him bottles.

I was exclusively breastfeeding with an oversupply, I started to pump for a few minutes to relieve pressure between feeds. I have been struggling with mastitis and don’t know what else to do. My nipples are so extremely cracked, I can only pump enough to get some relief before I have to stop or I’m pouring blood. I ordered a flange kit and I’m still not sure if I measured to the right size. It’s becoming so painful that I have bought formula to help supplement at the time. I don’t want to give up breastfeeding but I can’t deal with the pain.

Breastfeeding latch support for my baby she seems to be shallow

Hospital birth but no and or very limited medical interventions

1. Planning to give birth at Mercy Birthing Center on Ballas Rd. 2. My budget is flexible but I am thinking 1.5-2k 3. My plan is to have a natural birth at the Birthing Center. I am planning to breast feed my baby as well.

Looking for a lactation consult that I can visit with in person

I am currently only pumping because my baby won’t eat off the breast. He will latch but then not suck.