Find Lactation Consultant Jobs in Passaic, NJ

Looking for in person help with pumping and low supply, only interested in pumping support

Five weeks postpartum with a very hungry baby! Looking for support with latching and a flange assessment because pain and output have varied, and I am getting frequent clogs. NYCEPPO insurance acceptance preferable, but if not, $300 for a in-person session would be the maximum amount I can pay.

We are a lesbian couple, and my wife is 15 weeks pregnant. Planning for a hospital birth in Manhattan. I am the non-gestational parent and I am inducing lactation and looking for support in both the prenatal and postpartum nursing and birth process. We are hoping to find someone covered by Aetna, and who can work with inducing lactation.

Twin baby girls two and a half weeks old. One with weak latch and both hungry after latching

1. I plan to have an unmedicates birth in the hospital 2. Less than $1000 3. Natural birth, no newborn vacciness, golden hour, cord clamping delay 4. At least 5 years of experienxe 4. N/A

I think my breastfeeding journey is going quite well, I just want to do a weighted feed or 2 to know how much to offer in a bottle if need be or just to know if he’s getting proper amount

Hi, My name is Bridget and I am currently 5 weeks postpartum. I am primarily breastfeeding (pumping) and topping off with formula. I’d like to meet with a lactation consultant to determine how to exclusively breastfeed/pump and increase milk supply. My insurance is Cigna- please let me know if that’s in network. Thanks, Bridget

My one week old is feeding on breast for up to an hour (sometimes more) and when she falls asleep and I put her down, she cries for more. I’ve pumped and bottle fed as well, she takes the bottle for around 30-45 minutes and does the same process. The only time she feeds well and sleeps for a 2+ hours is when we have to supplement with formula. I’ve had virtual consultations but I really think I’d benefit most to an in-person visit.

First baby. Hospital birth at Morristown Medical Center in NJ. Ideally, our birth doula will also be our PP doula. Our house is in South Jersey, in Vineland, NJ. Looking for someone who can travel with a lot of experience. My wife is anxious by nature, so we need someone who is very calm, understanding, and comforting. Budget is flexible.

Nearly one month old, does not latch. Breastmilk has been bottle fed nearly entirely since birth along with formula. Tonge tie has recently been rectified

Hi! We had a baby girl 9 days ago and are looking for possible night support in Hawthorne (Westchester). She's sleeping and feeding well, so this would be straightforward overnight care. I may have a work project starting late next week that would run 2–4 weeks. It isn't confirmed yet, so I'm looking for someone who's comfortable with a flexible start date. Would you have availability in that window? If so, what's your rate? Thanks!

I'm 10 weeks postpartum and breastfeeding and pumping. I've recently experienced a significant decrease in my milk supply, mostly in my right breast. I've been consistently pumping every three hours (even after I nurse) in hopes to get my supply back up. Despite these efforts my output has remained fairly low (1-3 ounces per session at best). I'm looking for in-person help identifying the issue and helping rebuild my supply and hopefully getting to a place where I can nurse again without needing to give a bottle after.

We can't finish breastfeeding. My daughter is 2.3 years old. Chaotic attachments, feeding at night to wake up. It doesn't accept refusals, it's impossible to distract. Gradual completion is not possible.

First baby, planning for hospital birth unmedicated looking for someone to help get me through labor with out epidural I.e through every contraction using different methods such as counter pressure and more. I plan to give hurt at lij new Hyde Katz.

I having my first baby. I plan to have an unmedicated, natural birth at Saint Peter's birth center in New Brunswick, NJ. I would love a doula to coach my husband to ensure he is part of the process as well. I would love a doula that brings helpful labor tools (TENS unit, birth ball etc). It would be a bonus if my doula could also photograph the moment.

First time mom, prefer natural route. Seeking any and all advice.

Three week old on nipple shield, left nipple is painful when feeding. Would like to transition off nipple shield

Was EBF my second baby (exclusively pumped with my first due to being unable to latch). Was born at 7lb 0.2oz. Yesterday’s pediatrician appointment he was 6lbs 10.2 oz. She said he’s gaining but not quickly enough. He’s gaining and exceeding the amount of wet and dirty diapers every day. I was absolutely crushed that she said it’s temporary that I should triple feed. I am set on EBF and do not want to pump or give formula. With my first I had a massive oversupply. I am not wanting to use an electric pump again it feels so depressing. Right now in the interim I’m using the haaka suction “pump” after he finishes at the breast and the haaka lady bugs while he eats to collect the 1.5 oz the ped wants him to have after breastfeeding.

My first-born had trouble latching because of a significant tongue tie. I also didn't receive much guidance at the hospital where I delivered, so I'd like to speak with someone to gain as much knowledge ahead of time as possible. I understand it may be easier/more beneficial to schedule something after the baby is here, I just didn't want to miss the window.

1 month old - During breastfeeding, he feeds off for sometime and then suddenly pulls off and starts crying. Sometimes he is able to latch back but most of the times it's difficult to latch him back on. I do burp him in between but that doesn't seem to help. His pediatrician said it can be the muscles in his jaws that aren't working well or a latch issue. This started happening around Sept 8.