Find Lactation Consultant Jobs Near Panama City, FL

I need help weaning from a nipple shield. I started using the shield due to pain and very cracked nipples. Now that I have mostly healed I would like to stop using the shield. Baby will latch but it is still very painful and causes me to return to the shield. I’m looking for someone who can do an on home visit and accepts BCBS of ND.

I plan to give birth at a hospital or birth center in Goodyear, AZ. I will need a doula, midwife, and lactation consultant.

I need a lactation specialist my baby was a preemie born at 35 weeks He latches on sometimes and other times he doesn't so I am pumping and bottle feeding I want him to be able to latch on and exclusively breastfeed But seems like there's a disconnect. My supply is pretty strong with pumping and I have had issues with all my breastfeeding journeys with my children would supply eventually going away at around 4 to 6 months

I'm just trying to see how the website works right now

Lactation consultant no language preference First time mom breastfeeding

I am trying to relactate i stop at 10 months postpartum and I just regret it i want my baby to have breastmilk tell hes 2 so I would love to relactate

I need to know how to help my milk supply or how to increase my supply. I drink maybe 200 ounces of water a day, maybe two main meals a day and little snacks through out. When I pump I get maybe two ounces every pump (2hrs) usually only 1 ounce.

Increasing milk supply, latching baby, help with feeding problems and experience working with NICU babies

Baby eating well and the latch is not painful but her lips keep getting friction blisters

I plan to give birth at the Orem community hospital in the midwife wing. I plan to have a natural birth. I am not sure of my budget.

Someone who can help a third time mom make breastfeeding more comfortable. My baby is 5 months old, super wiggly, and doesn't stay latched very well. This makes him frustrated and then nursing just becomes a fight. I usually need to swaddle him tight and get him close to sleep in order for him to nurse for a substantial amount of time. While talking to my pediatrician she said that I need to position my baby lower and learn how to bring baby to breast rather than breast to baby. I'm trying but it feels super awkward and I need support to figure this out. I would like someone who is covered by insurance.

I would love to find a lactation consultant that can come to my house a few hours a day the first few days we get home to help me feel more comfortable breastfeeding. I would like to pay with insurance and I am giving birth at the hospital

Plan to give birth at hospital, un medicated. Looking for a lactation consultant who can check for lip and tongue tie and help me to be confident with breastfeeding. It seemed like people I met with last time didn’t know what they were talking about at doctor and pediatrician. Ideally accepts Aetna insurance but willing to pay for someone great!

I need a lactation consultant to help my baby with latching. He has a strong suck, however my nipples are not prominent and therefore he is having a difficult time

Planning to give birth at lone peak hospital Want to have a natural birth Want to encapsulate placenta Want birthing classes Newborn care info Prefer a doula who takes Regence BCBS gold plan

I am wanting some help with breastfeeding. The last week or so my daughter will only latch onto my right side in the football hold instead of cross cradle like she normally would. I’ve tried offering it that way and she gets frustrated and won’t latch. I’m also interested in knowing if she is getting enough. She nurses on one side for about 5-7 minutes and then she seems full and pulls off. I offer again but she isn’t interested. She has plenty of wet and full diapers and seems satisfied.

Need to meet with a laction consultant to figure out pumping, mostly be sized

I'm planning on having a hospital birth. I'd love to find a doula that is covered by insurance. I'm still putting together a more detailed birth plan currently since we recently found out we're expecting our 2nd baby.

I am wanting to get in touch with a lactation consultant to help build my supply. I had my baby on November 10th and have been breastfeeding him good so far but would like to up my supply. I did have a breast reduction August 2024 and so that’s what has me worried. With my first baby I breastfed and had a huge oversupply.

3rd baby help with flat nipples. Other 2 kids had dairy/soy allergy