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Lactation Consultant in kalamazoo. Feeding and sleep training

Latch help from lactation consultant. Need someone who accepts Medicaid. 1 week old babygirl

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

I plan to give birth in a hospital setting and will be using TRICARE Prime, which will cover the cost of doula services. My goal is to have a safe, supported delivery with access to medical care and pain-management options as needed. My birth plan focuses on a calm, low-stress, and informed birth experience. I would like support with comfort measures during labor, guidance with breathing and positioning, and assistance advocating for my preferences with the medical team when appropriate. I am open to medical pain-relief options, but would like to attempt natural coping techniques first. I also value emotional reassurance, clear communication, and postpartum support to help with recovery and the transition into parenthood.

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.

Lactation consultant wanted to review baby’s latch and help to improve feedings.

Expecting twins - hospital is Franklin square; not sure about budget but may not need postpartum doula. We want vaginal birth if possible and someone familiar with Factor V Leiden blood disoder.

I would like to have a weekly mom group I can be a part of. I live in Kansas. I struggled with postpartum depression with my last pregnancy. It consumed me for 6-9 months post partum. I had to take zoloft and attend weekly therapy consultations. I was on mental health watch from my doctors. My health insurance provided me with a nurse that called me once a week. It was the winter in 2020 and I was all alone. I had planned to breast feed and had all the supplies but no milk came. That is what triggered my PPD. I felt like I wasn't really a mom and I didn't deserve to have a child since I couldn't properly care for it. I felt like a burden to my baby and every single person I ran into (stranger or friend or family member) Their very first (or second) question was "Are you breastfeeding?" and I would just drown from my own grief and guilt of being clearly insufficient; and shut down completely. I dissociated and felt the walls closing in. This mental collapse made caring for a newborn difficult since I was not bonding with my baby I was just feeling worthless. And babies play off of the vibes of the mother. A calm mother will have a calm baby. A distressed mother will have a distressed baby. And so the snowball rolled. I want to be proactive this time around. I want to have a support network that feels real and authentic. A penpal? An online class with cameras so that we can all see each other? I plan to give birth at the hospital and my plan is to go with the flow. That is what feels the best for me. Planning and over planning something like giving birth is a mistake, in my opinion. I want to experience it as it happens. I want to feel the needs of my baby and provide my body with the mental support it needs. I want to have a caring nurse there who advocates for me better than even I can, because doctors can be harsh and rude and labor can alter moods/emotions. I watch "Call the Midwife" and I would love to have someone like that. But midwives are expensive and I cannot afford them. My income is about $40k annually. I do not have low-income govt assistance. I have health insurance through my employer. I plan to take 3 months Maternity leave.

1. Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Hospital 2. Provide your estimated budget. Free through healthcare 3. Describe your birth plan. Still working on it

Nipple pain when latching exclusively on my right side and a shallow latch and fast let down I believe.

Home or possibly birthing center, natural, low intervention

Need help with my milk supply. My baby isn't latching propoerly and I have been pumping but I am not getting enough milk

Giving birth most likely in mechanicsburg area. Looking for doulas that accept tricare Prime. This is my first and I want to go as holistic as possible, and try for no epidural.

I am mostly pumping with twins I will nurse usually at night only. I am looking for someone to help me make sure my flange size is correct after self measurements and to help find the right mobile pump for me. I have larger breasts and mobiles have been a problem for me in the past but need them to continue pumping with 3 other kids. I am also using the Medela pump in style (older version) that plugs in only at the moment.

1. Hospital 2. My insurance covers doula expenses (Tricare) 3. I would like to have a natural water birth. Avoid C-section unless absolutely necessary. Delayed cord clamping (keep placenta)delayed first bath, immediate skin to skin. Breast feeding. Circumcision for boy.

I need somebody to teach me how I can let my baby latch

Hello!! Would love some in-home help as we move forward with a tongue and lip tie revision. We have been on an up-hill battle after finding our daughter to be underweight at her 2month appointment. We found that she has a class 4 lip tie and class 3 posterior tongue tie. We plan to move forward with a revision but want to ensure a proper latch with the goal of getting her back to breast (currently pumping and bottle feeding). Thanks :)

I need a lactation consultant to help with flange size and latching baby I think I also have elastic nipples

Breastfeeding assistance for a new born. This is the first baby and mother's milk came in. Baby seems not to be getting enough milk. Lost weight.

Need birth support/help first time mom I plan to give birth university of Michigan