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I had to quit breastfeeding due to surgery. Looking to restart lactation

Hello! I am looking for a lactation consultant to assist in breastfeeding because i had breast reduction surgery in November 2022. I just gave birth to my son on 10/11 and have not had any luck producing any milk or colostrum by hand expressing or pumping yet. Thank you!

I need a LC or IBCLC to assist in getting my son to latch and his sucking needs strengthened. He did amazing in the hospital but, a day after getting discharged he was readmitted for jaundice. He also lost over a lb. Due to the need of weight gain and the issues with suction and latch I fed him bottles of expressed milk that whole night in the hospital. So now I need to work on transitioning him back along with his latch and pull. He is 10 days old and didn't have a bottle until 6 days old. My estimated budget is pretty low

Will give birth at Corewell in Royal Oak. I want to go the natural route and would like to birth at the natural birthing center connected to the hospital. I will be 35 when I deliver. My husband is a huge support but will need coaching himself. My hope is to breast feed exclusively for the first 2-3 weeks and then incorporate some pumping. I am planning an all natural route but also understand the need for some intervention in event of increased risk for my baby or myself. I also work in the hospital and in healthcare and understand that some intervention is in place for liability/convenience purposes and not necessarily for mom and baby.

Help with breast-feeding. How to properly get baby to latch, how to increase supply, how to avoid and clear up clogged milk ducts

1. Certified lactation consultant with at least 1 year experience 2. Looking for help breast feeding my 2 week old newborn 3. No additional duties 4. $200 budget

-Giving birth at Ascension St. John Moross -Hoping to use insurance benefits -Pre and post-birth lactation consultations

Hi! My name is Ari, and I’m currently planning for the birth of my first baby. I’ll be delivering at Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital at the Karmanos Natural Birth Center in Royal Oak, Michigan. I’m looking for a doula who is experienced with natural, unmedicated births and water births in a hospital birth center setting. My birth plan includes: • Laboring and delivering in a birthing suite • Having a water birth, if medically safe at the time • Support from a certified nurse-midwife • A calm, low-intervention environment • Delayed cord clamping • Skin-to-skin immediately after birth • Emotional and physical support throughout labor I’m planning for a natural, peaceful birth with minimal intervention, and I’d love a doula who is nurturing, calm, and experienced in advocating gently in a hospital setting. My fiancé will be present, and we’d love someone who can support both of us during labor and postpartum recovery. My estimated due date is [march 10] and my budget is around $[$800–$1,200], depending on what’s included (prenatal visits, labor support, postpartum care, etc.). Please let me know if you’re available around my due date, and feel free to share your philosophy, services, and pricing. I’d love to schedule a consultation to see if we’re a good fit!

I plan to give birth at the hospital I have Medicaid I want to assistance to be able to breastfeed

Baby has been having improper latch and clicking while feeding on bottle and sometimes breast. Baby also has been fussy while feedings and pushing from boob. Supply fluctuating. Provider with RN experience

My daughter is almost 2 weeks old. This is my first time with exclusive breastfeeding and I feel like I could use some more support and education. I would like to incorporate pumping and am a little confused about the whole process. I have researched a lot and gotten a lot of different information, so a tailored approach might be more helpful.

Baby’s latch is shallow and therefore affecting milk supply. Cannot get a deep latch, baby only sucks the nipple, does not open wide. Clicking sound while nursing. The suckle is not strong and drawing out enough milk. It is not improving with time. Also have an inverted nipple on the left breast so baby favors the right

I would like a home birth but I will settle for a birthing center (no hospitals please)

I had a c section at 37 weeks and immediately went to pumping because baby wouldn't latch at the time. Then we had an issue with weight so I continued pumping so I knew exactly how much she was eating. Now shes a month old and doing great with weight so I tried to latch her and she latched great. The only problem is my nipples are cracked and bleeding and extremely sore due to pumping around the clock. Im currently using a nipple shield to latch her because the pain is so bad. Was hoping to talk to someone and make sure im doing everything right and if maybe I could get some tips and tricks to help get out of this pain stage. Thank you!

Baby not latching properly, how to feeding, pumping effectively

i’m a first time mom to a three day old baby girl. We are struggling getting her latched on the left breast but can latch fine on the right breast. I’m looking for a certified lactation consultant to do a home visit and assist with latching issues. I think I would also benefit from being resized for my pump flanges.

Support with latching Identify baby behavior and cues to improve breastfeeding time between mom and baby. I need a seasoned certified breast feeding provider to assist me for my needs.

I need help with Re lactation, and milk supply. My son was diagnosed with Failure To Thrive end of September. I was supplementing at the time and due to not knowing his issues, we stopped breastfeeding. Well now, it is all he will take. & I need to up my supply as I’m getting small drops by bumping and hand expressing.

My baby was born premature and had a hard time latching. I will seldomly try to put him to breast to latch but he prefers bottles and the pace of them. I want to try to get him to latch so I can cut down on pump sessions. I also need to know if my flanges are the right sizes.

I am unable to get my baby to latch without a nipple shield, I have semi-flat nipples (on the flatter side) and large breasts and he seems to be frustrated.