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I need to be shown how to get a deeper latch because my baby is not getting it

I plan delivering at Berger hospital I’m not really sure about budget or plan yet

First pregnancy. Will be giving birth in hospital. Estimated budget of $1000-1500. Birth plan would be to stay as natural as possible, but not opposed to medical needs like an epidural if I decide I want one. Whether that be through breathing techniques, deferred sensation like a birth comb, water, etc. Want to avoid a C-section unless emergency demands it. Delayed cord clamp and immediate skin to skin as long as not an emergency. Want to try breastfeeding, and pumping, but not opposed to formula if needed.

I plan to give birth in a hospital with less medical interventions. Estimated budget $2500. I want to be guided during my labor, I want people to make the right decisions for me if i cant.

Just had baby, new mom/baby latch and feeding help. Baby not latching well yet.

Looking for a lactation consultant that’s an IBCLC for when my 4th baby is born in about 5 weeks. I’ve always struggled with low milk supply and want to make sure I have some support in this area this time when baby gets here. I’m going to try to use a SNS and would love someone who is familiar with these to help me learn how to use one..

Learning more about pregnancy and what I want for my pregnancy/birth plan. Wanting a holistic approach. Plan to give birth in a hospital.

Baby having a hard time latching. Got his tongue tie clipped and it still seems like he latches for only 5 minutes at a time before he falls sleep. He had a appt today that confirmed he’s still not gaining weight

Latch assistance - pinched nipples, latch pain, bleeding

Baby is not latching and crying when trying to feed

We plan to give birth at St. Vincent Women’s and Infant. Our estimated budget is around $1,000. And we do not have a set birth plan. I just want to feel safe and delivery safely.

I need help latching my daughter to nurse as she has a shallow latch.

I was originally planning to give birth at home but that has pivoted to the hospital now. I had an outside doula I hired at the beginning of my pregnancy but due to personal financial strain, I had to cancel her services. Therefore, I don’t have money to pay for a doula currently. I am expecting my first baby and I’ve always wanted a completely natural birth as I am aware that my body is made to birth. I am being told my baby is measuring big due to gestational diabetes and during my appointment today my OB mentioned a c-section as well as the potential of my baby’s shoulders getting stuck and the complications/risks that come with having a “big” baby. I also do not want to be induced. I want to let my body and baby do what it needs to do when it’s ready and not by force. For the sake of our health I will do things that I may not be most comfortable with if it’s absolutely needed. I don’t believe I need to be forced into an induction or a c-section because baby is big. I want to be able to walk around while in labor, sleep, eat small snacks, get into a tub of water, use a birth ball and deliver in the water or on all fours if possible. I simply want to do everything in my power to make my birthing experience a memorable moment and not a traumatic moment.

I plan to give birth at Miami Valley Hospital and I don’t have a budget because my insurance covers the hospital bill. I do not have a birth plan as of right now.

Help with baby’s latch and covered by my Medicaid insurance

I plan to give birth at Mercy Hospital off Ballas Rd. I don’t have an estimated budget I would like a low to no medication birth but have not planned a specific birth plan.

I tried to get my baby ro latch even with a lactation consultant he keeps pushing back and not wanting to latch im a first time momnot wanting to mess anything up I do formula and breastmilk

In search of a lactation consultant after a recent swallow study

Needing a lactation consultant that speaks English. Estimated budget is $35/hour.

My little girl seems to have a poor latch. She has never been assessed for a lip or tongue ties. Sometimes she refuses to latch almost acts like it hurts her to have to suck/latch for very long.