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Lactation consultant that accepts Highmark BCBS in the Philadelphia area

Newborn trying to establish breast feeding and working on latch

I am a first time parent to a babyboy. I am 20yrs old have no idea what I’m doing. I DO NOT WANT TO TEAR that is my biggest fear, but I also don’t have any motivation to exercise or know what to do to avoid that, I want a birth plan just don’t know were to start, I plan to give birth in Virtua voorhees hospital, my insurance provider is Horizon Nj Health I want a doula walking me through birth as well as preparing my body for it in the best way possible I live in Philadelphia but giving birth in New Jersey

Bottle feeding regression at 3 months and I️ work.

Prenatal lactation consultation for my baby that’s due 11/1/26. Breast feeding was unsuccessful for my first child.

We urgently need in-home lactation consultant support for a baby who is having difficulty latching.

I and the mother in law interested in purchasing a breast pump for my daughter in-law .What wearable pump do you recommend? it's been a long time since I breast fed . I used medusa but not a wearable one. please advise.

5 day old with difficulty latching and sometimes swallow not strong

Looking for in person lactation consultation as having challenges with latching on one side of breast and which is covered via insurance UMR.

I plan to give birth at virtue Mount Holly Hospital. Hoping to find someone covered by TRICARE. My birth plan is to have the baby vaginally with epidural no need assistance with birth, lactation, postpartum, and possibly leading into nanny.

Capital Health Medical Center Insurance covering cost Would like to go natural unless epidural needed

12 weeks old baby leaving nipples with a lipstick shape. The principal problem is a wound that doesn’t want to heal and deep cracks

Here is a short, punchy version that still hits all your key points: **First-Time Parents Seeking Doula (Phoenixville, PA)** Hello! We are expecting our first baby and seeking an experienced doula for a hospital birth at Phoenixville Hospital. We want continuous support during labor, but we are also looking for guidance on how my husband and I can best prepare for the first few weeks home with a newborn. Our goal is to work as a team, and we want a knowledgeable, calm professional to help us feel confident and prepared for birth and early parenthood.

Prefer experience with Velamentous Cord Insertion (VCI) and advanced maternal age. Also prefer Doula who accepts medicaid (Jefferson Health Plans) but not a requirement. Thank you!

I am 7.5 months post partum and my milk supply has dropped significantly. I have been exclusively breast feeding. I really need help understanding what could be going on.

I’m 26 weeks pregnant and looking for a lactation consultant. I had a breast reduction 5 years ago and so I’m looking to get advice on if I can breast feed. I have united healthcare community plan

In person or virtual pumping consultation. I'm not getting good output in the last two days since my 4 month old started daycare and I'm back at work. I've only pumped a couple times since she was born before starting work and was using an old Ameda Mya. It worked well once in my first week post partum when I was engorged. When I used it recently it didn't pump much but I wasn't sure if it was old parts an old pump or that I didn't have much supply between breast feeds. I got a new Medela pump in style pro and have tried with 24, 21, and 18 mm flanges. I can get 2 oz ok on my left breast but on my right I only get 1 oz and need to get at least 2. My nipple on that side isn't very pointy - my areola and nipple make a triangle shape. When I pump it hurts my nipple and turns purple but I feel like my areola is pulled in so I don't know if the flange is too big or too small or it's something else. I was able to pump ~4oz pretty consistently with my first born 2 years ago but I think that was mostly when I was in office using a hospital grade pump and I work from home now.

Good afternoon, My name is Seqouia and I was interested in learning more about doula services. I’ve heard a lot of good benefits of having one especially because this is my first child. Would love to hear back on more information from you ! Thank you

Suddenly got shallow painful latch at week 5. Went to some support groups and did online but no help. They had told me all the basics. In person and <100

Two week old has a shallow latch, baby seems to all of a sudden comfort nurse rather than feed. Need help urgently. Shallow latch has turned into painful feeds/sore nipples. Would prefer someone to come to the home. Budget is $250-300.