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Torrance Memorial Hospital. TriCare West Prime insurance coverage. Epidural medication support. CDL certification.

First-time mom planning a hospital birth at Pomona Valley Hospital and looking for a birth/postpartum doula with a practical, evidence-based approach. I would like support during pregnancy with education, preparing for labor, helping me understand my options, and creating a birth plan/preferences document. During labor, I’m looking for someone calm and supportive who can help me advocate for myself, ask questions, and help me process decisions without pressure unless medically necessary. Postpartum support is my biggest priority. I would like help with recovery, breastfeeding/pumping support, newborn guidance, emotional reassurance, and preparing to return to work as an elementary teacher. I am hoping to breastfeed/pump and would value someone knowledgeable about lactation and pumping for working moms. I am open to holistic approaches as long as they are grounded in research and evidence-based care. I am not looking for an anti-medical approach and am comfortable with hospital care and interventions when medically necessary. I would prefer someone experienced with first-time moms and familiar with Pomona Valley Hospital or the surrounding area (La Verne/Claremont/Upland/Pomona).

My son is almost 4 weeks. I have a great supply and his latch is excellent, he unfortunately doesn’t get full from my breasts for an unknown reason. We have done every method from keeping him awake to switching breasts etc… but my breastmilk in a bottle fills him up greatly. I need help and want to do a weighted feed to figure out the issue asap as I’m at my wits end!

4 day old with shallow latch. Milk is coming in but he isn’t able to pull it out. Having to supplement with formula. Want to also evaluate for tongue ties.

Hello! I am having some issues with my supply and my baby is only slowly putting on weight.

Single mom of 7.5 week old twins who have been both breast-fed and bottle-fed since birth (I usually breast-feed and bottle feed to top them off each feeding during the daytime (and also pump in the AM and PM before bed to add to bottles), but give formula bottles only overnight while I am sleeping and the night nanny is with them). Both twins are now becoming very fussy with breast-feeding at some feeding sessions (but not at others). Tandem feeding worked before but has not been possible for 5-6 days because of fussiness while feeding and unpredictability of breast supply. Wondering if I need a new strategy or if this is just a fussy stage (6-8 weeks)?

I plan to give birth in the hospital, with Kaiser. I am considered high risk due to my age, 40. This is my first birth. My provider has suggested induction may be recommended.

2 month old with reflux and now developed clicking sounds with feeding. Hoping for an in-person eval to determine if this is a latch issue, tongue tie, or just oversupply. On maternity leave so schedule is pretty wide open.

I just delivered my second child, and while I successfully breastfed my first child for 18 months I am having difficulties getting the second to latch. She is nearly constantly fussy when trying to breastfeed and does not stay latched for any significant period of time. I have inverted nipples and used a nipple shield with my first, although I have tried both with and without for my second.

Looking for an experienced Lactation Consultant near me

Need help setting a birth plan. I am a first time mom. Giving birth in Northridge

Hello, my name is Courtney Flores. My son is 4 months old. I am reaching out because at birth he was in the 44th percentile for weight and at his 2 month well visit he was 36th. At his 4 month well visit he dropped down to the 5th percentile for his weight and I’m concerned he is not getting enough milk. I exclusively breast-feed so I’m not sure how much he is getting. I would appreciate any help. Thank you.

I am looking for a birth and postpartum doula that is covered by Kaiser insurance, who is very knowledgeable about the birth process, potential complications and newborn care, who is open to attending hospitals births. I am planning to give birth at Kaiser South Bay Harbor City. I would like to labor at home with my partner and the doula for as long as possible until it’s time to go to the hospital. I am open to an epidural at the hospital but if I’m doing okay or labor is progressing quickly I am open to not getting one. I hope for an uncomplicated vaginal birth. I’d like the doula to know the difference between interventions that might be offered to me at the hospital that are not necessary and what is necessary/ will help my baby to be born healthy. I’d like a certified doula with multiple years experience, age 38+ or older. I am 38 years old, first pregnancy, have a very supportive partner, and hope to breastfeed.

Heavily engorged new mom needs assistance with expressing milk. In person preferred

Spanish speaking provider lactation specialist for 16 year old new mom

I am giving birth at St. Joseph in Burbank, CA. I want to use in-network benefits. I want to give birth vaginally and unmedicated if possible. I want someone who is Mexican and/or Black and Christian. English-speaking and has at least 2 years of experience. I am a 28-year-old woman with a Factor V Leiden mutation. My baby hasn't had any negative diagnoses. My insurance is anthem blue cross PPO and member ID is JQU075W24803.

I plan to give birth at Hoag Hospital Newport Beach. I have United Healthcare insurance and would like to have the lowest budget possible. I want an epidural due to not good with pain. I want a vaginal birth only. I would like my doula to be experienced at least 5 years. I would like my doula to help me with sleep training, lactation, nutrition, etc.

Hi, my name is Lauren. I’m an intended parent through gestational surrogacy, and my baby is expected to arrive in early May. I would like to explore induced lactation so I can breastfeed and provide breast milk for my baby if possible.

We are looking for a lactation consultant to help my wife and questions we have with breastfeeding and the baby regarding gas, fussiness, soothing, etc. We are willing to pay anywhere from $50 to $100+ per visit. We need an english speaking board certified lactation consultant.

Language: English (arabic is a plus but not necessary) Specialties: supporting during pregnancy, First-time parents, natural birth, labor positioning & comfort technique, epidural support, evidence - based birth, postpartum care, breastfeeding support, Ethnicity: No preference Philosophy: Evidence-based, nonjudgmental, family-centered, supportive of informed decision-making and my birth choices.