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I need help latching my daughter to nurse as she has a shallow latch.
Help with baby’s latch and covered by my Medicaid insurance
Giving birth in a hospital with my first baby, seeking support in those first initial months, would like something that works with my insurance
Lactation consultant help Help with latching Help with opening mouth wide
Dallas, TX at Baylor Hospital. N/A VBAC if possible
I believe my 1 month old daughter, Noelle, has a shallow latch. She clicks when she nurses, leaks a little milk from the corners of her mouth, and my nipple comes out in a lipstick shape.
In serious need to help increasing my milk supply and to latch baby.
Education on latch & positioning. Information on pumping.
My baby was born early and we have had so many issues with feeding. Eventually I was told he’s not able to nurse and the only solution to try and nurse was triple feeding with no end in sight. I’m currently trying to relactate to feed him because the only thing that helps my babies severe reflux is when he only has breastmilk and no formula. However he’s 7 months old now and I’m not sure how to go about it
Hospital birth, as unmedicated as possible but open to epidural and nitrous oxide use as needed.
Hi there! I am planning to give birth at a hospital and have a very flexible birth plan. Doula care is covered in my insurance (BlueCross BlueShield CareNow) and that is where most of the budget is coming from. My main concern with my birth plan is that the baby and I are both safe and healthy. I do have some anxiety around birth and something going wrong, so emotional support is a must for me. My husband and I are first-time parents so I know that he would also like support as he will be my main support system. We do not plan on having any other visitors in the hospital.
Birth doula and lactation help to make the transition easier
Experience and who respect our decisions. Duties of cooking, taking care of the baby at night.
I plan to give birth in a hospital. I have an OBGYN. I am open to discussing budget. My birth plan includes: I ideally do not want to push for hours or be on my back for the majority of the labor process. I plan to have an epidural. I just found out I am pregnant and am unsure of all the details.
I am looking for a postpartum doula who can support me after birth. I need someone who can teach me how to care for my newborn, including feeding, soothing, and daily routines. I also need help caring for the baby so I can get enough rest, as well as support for my physical and emotional recovery during the postpartum period.
1. Baylor Scott and White 2. $300 out of pocket cost 3. Working with a Doula and OBGYNs. Aiming for an unmedicated birth in a hospital. Requesting immediate chest-to-chest for golden hour to support breastfeeding.
Baby is not latching and crying when trying to feed
Him, 10000, I want to give birth at home using a midwife
Baylor Scott White Frisco Not sure about my birth plan
Help with latching and him staying latched without getting frustrated.
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