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Helping us with nights and lactation with our newborn.

I am in search of a lactation consultant to help me with my breastfeeding journey. I am wanting to be mostly breastfeeding my baby, at the moment I pump and he takes a bottle. I started out exclusively breastfeeding and after introducing a bottle he doesn’t stay latched to nurse.

We are lookin for a doula to support during the birthing process. As far as I know, the hospital we went to doesn't required a certification. Ideally more experience the better. We are English speakers. No set budget at the moment, looking for Doula's covered by Tricare. We use Triwest.

Hey, I am 33 years old, mother of 2, and a pumping mom. I have been struggling for what feels like a month with getting the milk ducts close to my nipple to release their milk while pumping. I have the Spectra S2, and love it, but I do notice I am not completely draining every time I sit down. Just started using silicone flanges to help me potentially release better, and I can tell I still have milk after a long stretch of time pumping. I pump 30 minutes practically every time I sit down to pump with hand expression after every pump because of the milk being left behind. Morning and last pump of the day are power pumps because I do not pump in the middle of the night; its what I have been doing since the beginning and I had been able to keep my numbers without getting mastitis until around Thanksgiving. I would prefer a lactation consultant that is covered by my insurance. I am insured underneath Banner Aetna.

I want to have a water birth at a birthing center , I want to keep my placenta,I want to try and keep it under 800$

My baby is almost 3 months old. She gets extremely fussy when I try to latch her. She will arch her back and thrash her arms around. She also chokes a lot when she does latch, gets easily distracted, and leaks milk out of her mouth. She seems to favor my left side when trying to latch during the day so I have trouble switching sides and keeping everything equal. I am sleep training her as well. My goal right now with the sleep training is 6 feeds a day but she is still waking up several times in the night and she seems very uncomfortable. I have tried pumping for 1-2 minutes before a feed but I haven’t noticed it making a huge difference in the feed. Also when I am in the middle of feeding or burping I’ve noticed that she seems extremely uncomfortable when she is on her chest.

Baby making clicking noises and having trouble latching.

1: hospital 2: $700-$2,300 3: hypno therapy to cope with contractions / pain and most likely getting an epidural.

Baby does not latch, she drinks formula, I am not producing milk yet

Since birth baby has been EBF. She sleeps ok at night for the most part she will give a 4-5 hr stretch then 1 & 1/2 to 2 hr stretches after that until about 6-8 am when we get up for the day. From morning to afternoon 11 sometimes 1pm she’s eating with maybe a 10 min break in between while I put her in the carrier to make breakfast. She will rarely take a 2hr nap and I mean rarely. Once I’m done with breakfast she’s back on the boob for another 4 hrs if I’m lucky she takes a 45 min to 1 hr nap late afternoon (3-4) then she feeds till 10pm. Every single day. There are what it seems like no breaks during the day. I can’t tell you when the beginning and end of a feed is because she’s never not feeding. I need help why is she doing this?! She has good output of wet + dirty diapers. Insufficient milk transfer? I thought it would only last a few days but it’s been every day for 8 weeks now. SOS

Hospital Budget: $1500 10 + years of experience Lactation consulting needed Birth photography preferred

I envision my birth taking place outside of a hospital bed. I am curious to know options for a water birth delivery. I strongly do not want to be confined to a bed. I am not against being at a hospital, if necessary. I just want to be free to move. Right now, I am financially limited to what Arizona AHCCCS will cover; however, I am taking on a new job in March which will allow me to earn higher income and find better insurance coverage. My birth plan right now is something I'm yet determining. I am seeking a doula for emotional support and guidance throughout my pregnancy as I do not have a support system in place. My family nor the father of my baby are not actively involved in supporting me. Having a doula is critical for me and baby to support us throughout each transition of this pregnancy journey.

Baby not opening mouth wide enough for deep latch

Dignity hospital, looking to do a natural birth possible c section if complications like first birth. Looking for coverage through insurance

Experienced professional who can assist with and teach first-time parents daily tasks for newborn care including, but not limited to, lactation, breastfeeding, pumping, diaper and hygiene care, etc. Compensation can be flexible depending on experience and hours.

Hospital birth, need help with breastfeeding and is covered by AHCCS

I’m having issues getting my baby to latch after a tongue tie operation. I’ve been having to pump almost exclusively, while supplementing with formula occasionally. I’d really prefer getting her back on my breast if possible. In addition, I only have one working breast due to a birth defect.

1. Need have IBCLC 2. Provide in-home service 3. Postpartum lactation needs

Banner Del Webb $35 an hour Natural unmedicated vaginal birth

Hello, I am 18 weeks pregnant with my first baby my wife and I would like to speak to you about the possibility of her being able to breast-feed this baby as well. We have not had any luck with our OB nor have we had any luck with our primary Physician. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.