Find Lactation Consultant Jobs in Sparta, NJ

I having my first baby. I plan to have an unmedicated, natural birth at Saint Peter's birth center in New Brunswick, NJ. I would love a doula to coach my husband to ensure he is part of the process as well. I would love a doula that brings helpful labor tools (TENS unit, birth ball etc). It would be a bonus if my doula could also photograph the moment.

I would love an at home visit to help me latch baby and breastfeed

3 week old, slowly gaining weight, painful latch, unlatches, in person, takes new jersey fsmily care wellpoint

I changed my flange size from 24 to 15 and I’ve seen a huge tank in my supply. I don’t want to give up breastfeeding but I’m close I have horizon nj health

I'm looking for a doula to support me throughout my 3rd trimester of pregnancy, during labor and delivery, and in the postpartum period. I'm hoping to find someone who has experience supporting births at Englewood Hospital, has extensive experience as a doula, and is supportive of a medicated birth. It's important to me to work with someone who will respect my birth preferences while providing guidance, advocacy, and evidence-based support throughout the process.

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.

First baby, Jersey city medical center, natural birth, care for myself to ensure a smooth delivery, open to virtual, affordable

Having really painful nipples and latching issues with breast feeding. Milk has yet to come in yet too. We would like an in person visit as soon as possible

Recently discharged home with newborn after challenging delivery where baby needed to be fed formula for first day of life, now trying to build up milk supply with pumping and formula supplementation. Need help with coordinating pumping and feeding schedule, and working on deep latch - despite some signs of increasing supply in first postpartum week like mild engorgement and baby being able to feed for longer with less intake of formula, having significant nipple soreness and some change in shape of nipple consistent with shallow latch in cross body hold. Also would like help with trying out other baby nursing positions, since I have bilateral carpal tunnel. Prefer home visits for hands on guidance, but can travel within a short drive (max 30 min) for outpatient visit if necessary

Help with nursing. Trouble latching and nursing for extended time

11 week old suddenly fussy and crying at breast after no breastfeeding problems at all. Side lying nursing at night fine—seems to be specific to nursing while I’m sitting up. Takes bottle fine 1x per day. Have BCBS anthem. Would prefer in person but virtual is fine to start, just need to be seen asap

2 week old suffering from oral blisters and only will feed one breast at a time despite efforts to wake him up with diaper change between breasts. Want to check for latch and any oral disfunction and learn how to combo feed Budget is as insurance allows. $100 travel fee budget Prefer in person

Just over a week ago, I developed inflammation in my right breast, with diffuse redness, soreness, and some swelling, particularly along the bottom and inner part. I didn't have any fever or chills, and the symptoms have pretty much all subsided. My main concern now is that my milk supply/flow on that side seems to have dropped. I'm fully direct breastfeeding and my son used to nurse longer on the right, but since the inflammation, he's been nursing for shorter periods (around 2–5 minutes) and swallowing less frequently before unlatching. He's always preferred the left, but the difference seems more pronounced now. I've continued offering the right breast at every feed and he'll always take it for at least a bit, but I'm wondering whether this is likely a temporary reduction in flow or an actual drop in supply, and what I can do to help it recover. In person and virtual options would be appreciated. Aetna coverage is a must.

I'm looking for in home support after my baby arrives in November

We can't finish breastfeeding. My daughter is 2.3 years old. Chaotic attachments, feeding at night to wake up. It doesn't accept refusals, it's impossible to distract. Gradual completion is not possible.

I plan to give birth in a hospital unmedicated. My budget is around 2,500 - 3,000. I would like to labor at home and then go to the hospital when I'm 7-8 centimeters dialted. I would like to keep my placenta

Hello! I’m looking for in home lactation support. I have Cigna local plus PPO insurance. I’m looking for latch help, nipple shield help, pain with breast-feeding and switching sides.

lactation consulting, doula after birth 41 years old mom, first birth

2 month old with a cow milk protein allergy. She was also born at 37 weeks, very low weight. So I want to make sure her latch is good and there aren’t any concerns with her breastfeeding, plus I also have questions re my dairy-free diet.

I am with BCBS -member ID# XEA915452369. (Gold 80 PPO 350/25 plan) Looking for in person lactation consultant as a first time mom without any breast feeding experience.