Find Lactation Consultant Jobs in Texas

A provider who accepts insurance (BCBS) and can give lactation support early and ongoing. Early meaning within first couple weeks of birth, ongoing meaning up to 3 -4 months. Ideally looking for a total of 3 visits across that time frame. In home would be great, but not required.

Learn to use my pump better and how to latch my daughter without it hurting

Get set up with an IBCLC lactation consultant to help in the hospital post-birth and home visits when we come home. In person. I have United Healthcare insurance.

In person consultant.. my baby is having trouble staying latched to me.. not sure what the problem is

Exclusively breastfeeding and baby is gaining weight poorly

Pregnant with twins. This is my third pregnancy, but I have lost my first two pregnancies, hoping for hospital birth, unmedicated, hoping for vaginal but open to c section if absolutely necessary. Budget is low sadly. Not able to afford too high. Under 1,000 if possible. care for me mainly. In person preferred but open to virtual.

Hi, I’m Megan. I’m currently 19 weeks pregnant with my first child, a little boy, and my due date is Feb 3rd 2027. I plan on giving birth at St. Luke’s the woodlands. I’m going unmediated and need someone to provide emotional support as well as guide me through end of pregnancy and childbirth.

I’m a first time mom 22 weeks pregnant and I’m giving birth at north central Baptist hospital in stone oak. It’s in my birth plan to labor until I can’t tolerate the pain any longer, I am okay with an epidural and other medication if medically necessary but I would like to labor without pitocin I intend on a vaginal birth however if I C-section becomes medically necessary and urgent I am open to that. I intend on exclusively pumping as I intend on going back to work 10-15 weeks after baby is born. I do not want to breastfeed or latch. I would prefer in person visits, if virtual visits are necessary or visits can be done virtually that is okay. I don’t know what to expect from a midwife or doula that an OBGYN wouldn’t offer as this is my first child. I’m have concerns for pumping because I’m larger chested and am afraid of sizing improperly, or pumping improperly. Any information would be incredibly helpful. My insurance covers lactation consultant visits I believe

Looking for an experienced Midwife and Doula team to support a peaceful home birth. I am seeking dedicated in-person care, continuous labor support, and guidance through prenatal and postpartum stages. Looking for compassionate providers who can align with our birth plan and discuss available package options and budget.

I need a certified lactation consultant who cam help me learn breastfeeding to have a positive experience once baby is here and also someone who provides after birth consultations

I need a midwide that will work with my insurance and is available for vba3c. I can not pay out of pocket. I need someone to at the very least evaluate me and give me a honest answer. This has been a up hill battle since I got pregnant. Can anyone at all help?

* Where do you plan to give birth? Hospital. * Estimated budget: I’m looking for a multi-week postpartum package and am flexible about the number of hours/days per week depending on the package and rate. * Describe your birth plan: Planning a hospital delivery. My main requirement is postpartum support after coming home, rather than labor/birth support. * Requirements for the provider: Prefer an Indian postpartum doula, if available, or someone familiar with Indian postpartum traditions and food. I would prefer someone experienced with newborns and first-time mothers. Postpartum doula certification/newborn-care training and infant CPR/first-aid knowledge are preferred. An Indian language is a plus but not mandatory. * Details about care recipients: First-time mother and newborn baby. I’m looking for someone who can help me recover after delivery while teaching/guiding me with newborn care, diapering, soothing, bathing, safe sleep, and establishing a routine. I would also like breastfeeding/feeding support and guidance, as needed. * Additional duties: Primarily mother and newborn care. Light baby-related duties such as washing/sterilizing bottles and pump parts, baby laundry, and keeping the baby’s area organized would be helpful. Light cooking/meal preparation, especially Indian postpartum meals, would be a big plus. I’m not looking for heavy house cleaning.

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? - Hospital Provide your estimated budget - Unsure Describe your birth plan - Induced and epidural if needed Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) - English, DONA Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc.) - Newborn Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.) - Breastfeeding support; Shopping, cooking, and meal prep; Light Household chore assistance; Infant care for napping mother

I plan to have an unmediated birth at a Tricare approved off post hospital and require an approved Certified Labor Doula by Tricare. I need a doula that has submitted paperwork to be able to work with Tricare and is familiar with inputting the patient codes for tricare payment.

First child, i plan on birthing at the hospital and need support in having an unmediated birth. I would like the provider to accept HSA or United or work with the VA

plan to give birth at texas health presby in plano. Estimated budget is under $1300. I will be doing c section so birth plan is really scheduling at the hospital. i want someone that has many years of experience. need someone to educate and prepare us on when the baby comes, postpartum care, and lactation.

This is my first pregnancy, and I’d like to explore holistic options vs traditional OB And hospital births. I do not know a lot about midwivery besides some initial research but would like to explore that route for our care. Midwifery services is my primary concern, but also would like to learn about doula services and lactation services to see if that’s a good option for me too. would prefer birth center or home birth (water birth) Have Aetna insurance so prefer to use that, otherwise will pay OOP/look at financing options.

Doula during delivery in hospital and lactation help then help at home postpartum with baby duties/chores. $4000

I plan to give birth in a hospital I have insurance through Medicaid community first I want a natural and free moving birth

Hospital Not sure my budget I would like an unmedicated birth. I am still doing research on my options.