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Franciscan Women's Health Associates - Federal Way Russian spiking 3000 $

Hi! I’m about 15 weeks along due with my second in early December. I had 2 miscarriages before this pregnancy and have encountered a lot of loss throughout my life. I have a 4 year old daughter who had a traumatic birth and 3 month NICU stay. She finally came home with a gtube she relied on til about 2 1/2 years old. I am looking for guidance and support for my pregnancy and postpartum journey. Thanks for your time! -Sophie

My preemie baby was born at 33 weeks and I used to be able to breastfeed her but now she won’t latch. I want to get back to being able to breastfeed her. I am hoping to find help through my insurance

Allow me to be able to move around while giving birth, listen to my concerns, allow me to have music, calm, more certifications the better, I’m ok if you are training someone as long as your there with them. Haven’t thought of a budget. I’m not pregnant yet but I had to put something

Latching concerns if there’s ties due to clicking noise and pink nipple

Difficulty having baby latch. Would like to have a consultant worth with him us on this.

I need a lactation consultant to help me with breastfeeding. I am using shields and my baby does favor one side, I would like to balance out and figure out tips to make feeding more consistent and effective.

Increase milk while pumping and until age two and help with breast pain when nursing

Plan on giving birth at Tacoma General. Looking for someone in the Tricare network More natural/unmediated approach.

I want to give birth at a birthing center at a hospital. Budget is flexible. I want a peaceful, natural, smooth birth

Lactation consultant with 5 or more years of experience specializing in optimizing milk flow and latching. Can visit my home in Renton Washington

Lactation support for tongue tied baby and potential low supply from mom

Needing help with breastfeeding my two month old. Started out exclusive pumping and now wanting to nurse. Apple Health insurance

Help with increasing breast milk and bringing baby back to breast.

Nasal regurgitation, possible soft cleft palate, possible lip tie, 22q11.2 micro chromosome deletion

1. Giving birth at UW Montlake 2. $3000 3. Laboring naturally as long as possible with or without pain management in water, Epidural when I am dilated enough, Birthing vaginally if possible, Deliver placenta and allow the cord to turn white before clamping.

I plan to give birth in the hospital. I need a lactation consultant who can visit in person in case I struggle with breastfeeding. I live in Bellevue, Washington.

Lactation support for my 1 week old baby; who latches with a shield only, but not without. Just need help making sure she’s eating enough, and can latch

As a second-time mom preparing for my upcoming hospital birth, I'm hoping to labor naturally with my doctor, avoiding induction and epidural this time around. My first breastfeeding journey, while ultimately successful, involved more pumping than direct nursing during those six months. Looking back, I wish I'd been better informed and prepared for the realities of breastfeeding. This time, my dream is to establish a strong nursing relationship with minimal pumping, allowing us to continue for as long as it works for both me and my little one. I'm proactively seeking the right lactation support person to guide us on this journey, as I understand now just how valuable proper support can be. I'm excited to draw from my previous experience while creating a new, more confident chapter in my motherhood story.

I am looking for a doula, primarily post-partum. Swedish hospital birthing center in Seattle. I want to know if my insurance can help cover this. Our budget is at most $500 a week.