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I live in Passaic. I am looking for a lactation consultant who takes insurance. I have Horizon NJ (Medicaid) and I’m expecting my first baby within the next few weeks. I’m in OT school and I will have to return to school a few weeks after having my baby. I want to speak with a professional about a plan to have enough pumped milk for when I return to school and how to try to avoid nipple confusion so that I can also breastfeed. Please let me know if you would be able to help. Thank you!

My name is Grisela Flores and I am currently 8 months pregnant and expecting my baby soon. I’m interested in scheduling a prenatal Doula/ lactation consultation and would also like information about postpartum breastfeeding support after delivery.

Experienced IBCLC to evaluate, assist, instruct, set up breast feeding. Horizon nj health the nj family care

i need lactation help. it’s currently painful to breastfeed and there is a weird lump on my areola

I’m 8 months postpartum and exclusively pump with a Spectra. For months I was getting about 12–14 oz per session. Over the last 4–5 days, my output suddenly dropped to about 4.5–7 oz per session. I’ve replaced my duckbill valves, I’m power pumping, and I’m eating and hydrating, but I’m still worried because I don’t feel like I’m emptying completely.

I'm expecting my first baby boy and looking for a lactation specialist after I deliver

I’m a first-time mom due in early November 2026 and planning a hospital birth at Mount Sinai West in NYC. I’m looking for an experienced, certified birth and postpartum doula for pregnancy, labor, birth, and daytime postpartum support (no overnight care). I have Cigna Open Access Plus (CGHB), and Cigna has confirmed my doula benefit, so I’m looking for a provider who can bill Cigna directly. I plan to breastfeed and would appreciate breastfeeding and newborn support.

Hello, my name is Johnae and I really would love some help with my breastfeeding journey. This is my third child and I really would love to be successful in breastfeeding. She’s latching which makes me happy, however for a number of reasons, I believe the latch is not correct. I’ve supplemented at various times and I’ve breastfed for 1 week straight as well. I was unsure if she was getting enough because she was fussy after sometimes and would cry when I put her down. I also felt as though she was latched constantly ( feeding every 15-20 minutes for a big part of the day which was mentally and physically exhausting, especially because I began questioning if she was getting enough milk). When she would be given a bottle, she would not cry when I put her down and she was not fussy and would sleep longer overall. It made me think that I was not producing enough milk and that she was hungry when I was exclusively breastfeeding. She did make wet diapers during the week of ebf but the poopy diapers were maybe once a day. Also, when I pump the pump does not empty my breast at all. I end up hand expressing for so long which I read is not good for breast tissue and overall health. The breast pumps are both new and I believe the Falange size is correct for me. I just want to feed my baby breastmilk and I believe if the latch is fixed then it can get easier. I’ve read about the nose to nipple, etc. and I’ve tried so hard. I don’t want to give up, I just need help. I would like a provider who is a certified lactation consultant that has a good amount of experience. Thank you.

Hello! We are excited for our baby girl in October and looking for a night nurse for 6-8 weeks.

I would like to give birth in the hospital I would like to pay with my insurance I need somebody who can help me to obtain the most natural without medication delivery .

Come up with transition away from triple feeding and confirm baby is latching appropriately with nipple shield.

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

Help with baby latching and improving milk supply.

I am exclusively breast-feeding my 15 week old. I am noticing that she is struggling to feed on one side. I also have a lot of trouble with pumping.

We are looking for an experienced IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant) to support my wife, Pranathi, and our daughter, Tara. Tara is coughing and sputtering mid-feed, and we need expert guidance on managing breastfeeding alongside a Cow's Milk Protein Intolerance (CMPI) diagnosis. We require a provider with specific experience handling infant food intolerances and flow or swallowing and breastfeeding position and coordination issues. No additional household duties (like cooking or laundry) are needed. We strongly prefer someone in-network. Our insurance provider is BCBSNJ with PPO plan.

Hi! I'm a first time mom with Cigna, looking for a doula to help support me as a woman with several risk factors, like lichen sclerosis, advanced maternal age, and anxiety. I'd like a doula for prenatal consultation(s), labor support, and breastfeeding education/assistance. We'd like to cap out out-of-pocket budget around $1,000, if possible. We live in Jersey City and would like some local, with strong certifications and experience.

- licensed lactation consultant - craniosacral therapy - my son is 2 weeks old & exclusively breast feeding - hurts when he is feeding / nipple is white & in pain after - I think the latch is shallow - I currently have mastitis - want to make sure he is feeding & draining the breast

lactation consultant for 2 week old insurance is blue cross blue shield federal looking for in home visit at battery park city

I will be delivering in the hospital, most likely an induction due to high blood pressure and AMA, hoping for a vaginal delivery, would like to have a black doula that is certified flexible budget

Northern Westchester hospital I am about 23.5 weeks pregnant Inquiring about a doula for birth and lactation consultant the day I come home