Find Lactation Consultant Jobs Near Torrance, CA

I plan to give birth in the hospital, my maximum budget is up to $2,500, I would like to have a natural birth as much as possible.

My baby is almost 5 months old. He is currently exclusively breastfed, when he was around 2 months I introduced a bottle I believe 2 times. He fed well. Now as I’m transitioning into going back to work he has refused to take any bottle. We’ve tried 6-7 different types. Slow introduction, separation from me, warming nipple, warming milk, changing nipple flow/size nothing has worked. He begins to get frustrated and I don’t want to create an aversion but it really has been difficult finding a solution.

Ibclc, takes Aetna, experience with tongue ties etc

I am looking for a certified lactation consultant for in home visit in Rancho Palos Verdes after being released from the hospital around 11/15/24 or 11/16/24.

Need in getting a better milk supply for milk storage and feeding my baby. I want to seek help in pumping more milk.

I plan to give birth at home. My budget is open because I’ve never used a midwife and don’t know the price range

Need help with making sure I have a good milk supply. Baby refuses bottle and I feel like my supply is down

Seeking experienced English speaking lactation consultant to help with latching. Baby was latching properly but has been finding it difficult to latch in the last couple of days Budget ~$75/ hour

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? I plan to give birth at Kaiser Hospital 2. Provide your estimated budget $500 -$800 3. Describe your birth plan Still not sure about my birth plan

Midwife prenatal care lactation support home birth

Since baby was born, he has not been able to latch and my milk supply had dropped. My milk supply has gone down alot. Need to eat more nutritional meals. Need help exercising

Hello! We are looking for a postpartum doula to join our family in March as we welcome our newest addition to our family. I am hoping to find an experienced specialist for our family to help me recover properly, care for our little on overnight and aid us in nursing and sleep support.

I am giving birth at UCLA hospital. I plan to have a vaginal birth with medication if needed. I would like a doula who accepts Tricare insurance.

General lactation support for a first time mom 1. Giving birth at UCLA Santa Monica 2. Anthem PPO insurance 3. Epidural, vaginal delivery

Wife is having a little trouble getting the baby to latch properly in her own. Our baby was born on 3/4/25 The lactation consultant we met at the hospital spoke way too fast to learn how to properly latch.

Unmedicated hospital birth Insurance Holistic approach

I plan to give birth in a hospital. I want to have an epidural but also want support with being able to change positions with an epidural. I want help with breastfeeding and latching support.

I’m looking for both a birth doula as well as a postpartum doula. I will be delivering in a hospital in Santa Monica and then am looking for 6-8 weeks of nighttime care. I have coverage through Carrot so both doulas would need to be carrot eligible.

My husband and I will be first time parents. I do not have parents and his parents live in another country, so we don’t have much support from family close to us. I will be giving birth at Cedars-Sinai and plan on having an unmediated delivery. I do not have a budget as this is my first time inquiring about a doula.

At home lactation consultant to make sure she’s latching correctly getting enough help me figure out how to use pumps etc.