Find Lactation Consultant Jobs in Pollock Pines, CA

Planning to give birth in a hospital. Looking for someone who takes insurance or payment plans. Second birth and am aiming to birth unmediated.

I am giving birth at Mercy Hospital in Folsom, CA. I would like to spend less then $1000. I would like to give birth unmedicated with the least amount of interventions as possible.

Hospital birth Unknown budget Have not made a birth plan yet

One week old and painful when she latches. Not sure if this is normal or she isn’t properly latching. Preferably someone in person.

Looking for a lactation consultant for assistance on latch and nipple trauma.

Plan to give birth at the hospital. Looking for a doula or midwife to be there in the hospital and also a lactation specialist as I plan to breastfeed. Not entirely sure how much everything cost but would like to stay on the cheaper side of the budget.

Planning to give birth in hospital, at Barton Memorial in Lake Tahoe. Hoping to utilize insurance if possible. Still working on birth plan, hoping to get help from the doula here.

Baby is no longer wanting to nurse. Started around 2 months. I am only able to sometimes nurse him when he wakes up, or in the middle of the night with a nipple shield if J am lucky. Baby was not able to latch when born so I was given a nipple shield. At one point he was able to latch 60% without a shield… and now he just seems to refuse the breast. We use the xs lansinoh nipple for bottles and pace feed as well.

Looking ahead for a lactation consultant that would take blue shield of CA PPO insurance. Hoping for in person support.

I am planning to give birth at Kaiser Permanente Roseville Medical Center in Roseville, California. Kaiser will cover the cost of my doula, so I am looking for an experienced doula who can provide knowledgeable and supportive care throughout my labor, delivery, and immediate postpartum period. I am 40 years old and this is my second baby. I am planning a hospital birth with an unmedicated labor and delivery. I do not want pain medication and would like a doula who has significant experience supporting mothers through natural, unmedicated hospital births. An important part of my birth plan is having a doula who understands informed consent and can help me communicate my wishes clearly with my medical team. I do not want interventions performed routinely or without first discussing them with me and obtaining my consent. I would like my doula to help me ask questions, understand my options, and advocate for my preferences while respecting that medical decisions remain between me and my healthcare providers. I prefer not to have a routine IV drip or IV fluids during labor unless there is a medical indication and I have agreed to them. I also want to avoid unnecessary interventions related to delivery of the placenta. I would like the placenta to be allowed to deliver naturally when medically appropriate rather than having interventions performed routinely. If medication or another intervention is recommended, I would like my provider to explain why it is needed, the benefits and risks, and alternatives before proceeding whenever the situation allows. I would also like delayed umbilical cord clamping after birth, allowing the cord to remain unclamped for as long as medically appropriate before it is cut, unless there is a medical reason requiring immediate clamping. I plan to decline routine vaccinations for my baby at birth. I would appreciate a doula who will respectfully support my personal birth and newborn-care preferences without judgment and help me communicate these decisions with my medical team. For labor support, I would like someone experienced with breathing techniques, movement, different labor positions, massage, counter-pressure, relaxation, and other non-medication comfort measures. I want continuous encouragement and emotional support so I can remain calm, informed, and confident throughout labor. For postpartum care, I would appreciate support with newborn care, feeding or breastfeeding guidance, establishing routines, and adjusting to life with a newborn. Light practical support would also be helpful, although extensive cooking, cleaning, or laundry services are not required. I am looking for a calm, experienced, compassionate, and nonjudgmental doula who respects my choices, understands unmedicated birth, and is comfortable supporting a mother who wants to minimize unnecessary medical interventions while remaining open to medically necessary care.

At home birth with registered cnm. Want to know options.