Find Lactation Consultant Jobs in St. Augustine, FL

I plan to give birth at Flagler hospital in Saint Augustine. I am hoping to pay little to nothing. I hope to have a calm, natural birth, with dim lights, in a natural position for me, and where I can let my body do the work instead of pushing and tearing. I am hoping for a doula that is non judgmental, open minded, and has a calming presence, but can be stern with the hospital employees if needed. I have a Florida blue HMO plan, member id xjgh32700970. Group number l0784.

This is my first baby. I’m needing some help with breastfeeding- I think her latch is big enough but it still is hurting to have her latch and I would like some support to figure out how to make this better. She also gets frustrated easily when she can’t latch and I want to know how I can help her.

I would like a doula for prenatal service, labor and delivery, and postpartum service. I need help with birth prep as i want to do unmediated birth and help me with the birth plan. My insurance is Tricare Select East.

Shallow latch , painful feeds, not removing milk budget negotiable

I’m giving birth at hospital . And through my birth journey i want to do alot yoga position and learn breathing techniques etc

4 month old who is refusing to latch, specifically during the day. No issue with milk supply. Looking for in person visit with budget around $150.

I’d Ike to give birth in a hospital This is my first Looks for under 8k payment plan to be paid by birth I want a epidural and prefer a natural delivery I don’t know alot and am opening to learning more

Ive noticed a severe dip in my supply and I’ve tried to build it back up but my nipples have fallen to be severely sensitive and I can’t use my pumps without bleeding and receiving wounds. I use the correct flange size that I’m aware of and the lowest setting. I’ve been trying everything. I usually would latch my son to help boost supply but his latch is extremely painful at the start (I use a nipple shield as my nipples are too small for him to latch without one)

My baby was born 7 weeks early and spent a month in the Nicu and was purely on bottles at that time. I have been trying to breast feed since he has been home. He refused at first but has now been very interested but we can not get the latch down and therefore leads to him not getting a good amount of milk during the feed. I would prefer an in person appoint meant. Do you guys accept insurance or would it be a self pay?

I’m looking for a doula who can help advocate for us during a hospital birth. This is my first birth/pregnancy and I want someone who is educated and understands this world. I know the hospital environment can get hectic and I want someone who can protect my husband and i’s calm during the birthing process. I would also love help with breastfeeding as I haven’t done it before, and potentially postpartum help if I need it (i do think my mom will be helping me, but I’m not sure what to expect). I’m hoping to avoid an epidural, but I’m still looking into different pain management options.

7 weeks old, she is still needing to use a nipple shield and I would like to find a way to try and ween her off of the shield. Also, nursing has been difficult the past week and she seems to get frustrated if she is not feeding from a bottle.

6 week old, combo fed baby having difficulty maintaining seal on bottle and breast. Weight gain isn’t an issue but not sleeping well. Would like provider to observe feeding and assess accordingly. In person preferred but willing to discuss virtual. Budget depends on visit type

First baby, hospital, birth, low intervention to unmedicated birth, doula lactation consultant. Approved their TRICARE.