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Looking for home visit (greenwood area), only looking for IBCLCs in-network with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield. Mom have good milk supply. Infant 5 day old, decent latching/can hear milk flowing sound and swallowing, but seems to require top-up most of the time after feeding (have feeding cues after being put down post feeding) - looking for ways to have a full feed for baby and doesn't require a top up Also looking for 1/breast massage techniques since edge of breast feels pretty engorged even post feeding 2/flange size reccomendations (use spectra s1)

Two week old with what I think is a shallow latch he is exclusively bottle feeding at the moment but I would like to be able to breastfeed as well.

First baby. Having a hospital birth and want to go unmediated. Looking for someone to work with leading up to labor on positioning, breathing, and understanding birth, preparing birth my husband and I, and then having someone with us at the hospital to advocate for what we want. Also interested in help with starting breastfeeding to ensure we are set up for success. Will give birth at Good Sam in Puyallup, WA. Budget is $2000. In person would be preferred.

Doulas= My first baby, birth center in Coupeville, WA, I’m military with tricare insurance, my husband works in a different state, in person doulas only lactation consultants= I have PSOC and was told that can affect breastfeeding, first time mom, plan on breastfeeding but mostly pumping, in person only

First baby, planning on a hospital birth and if I do not go into labor naturally I will have an induction or c section scheduled at 39 weeks. Husband is deployed and may not make it back for the birth. Looking for an advocate during labor and post partum care.

Baby finds it hard to latch. For some reason I put my nipple in her mouth and she still seems like she can’t find it? Not sure if im the problem and its just the shape of my boob or if im doing something else wrong? I’d like to receive help in person if possible

In person lactation consultant covered by insurance

I have grade 3 inverted nipples and I'm worried I won't be able to breastfeed my baby when he comes in November. Im not sure what steps I should be taking as I'm 32 weeks now and have had no change

1 week old with painful latch, hiccups, trouble staying latched, lip tie.

Need help lactating and need help to get my child to latch

I have a wound on my left nipple since my son has been teething. I’m hoping to find a better way for it to heal that just grinning and baring it. I also would like to use my Aetna insurance.

I am struggling with my right breast getting milk out. I am engorged but I’m getting only drops. I have had surgery on the breast previously and I’m thinking that has something to do with it. Babies also won’t latch to that side. I’m looking for someone who accepts wa state Molina

Baby went latch. Need flange sizing. & supply concerns only getting about 2oz per pump session fine with in person visit preferred

My first baby. Currently living in San Diego, CA due to military orders while my husband lives in Mount Vernon, WA. Planning on giving birth in Mount Vernon, WA. Hoping for unmedicated but we'll see how that goes. Looking for someone who will be in person for birth, but I'm fine with virtual meetings especially as I am not local currently. I am 22 weeks and the baby's due date is January 23, 2027. Not quite sure of budget yet.

Expecting new born in November :-) would like to be seen in person..will be delivering by C-section. I have Washington State Medicaid/Molina for insurance.

I'm looking for a postpartum doula to help with feeding specifically. I do not need overnight help or help with cooking. I want help with postpartum recovery, bathing a newborn, and making sure my sleep set up is safe. I would prefer to not spend more than $100 an hour.

Looking for a newborn Doula in Bellevue WA to assist with our first child birth.

I am looking for a birth doula for a first time mother, I will be attempting to give birth in a hospital (preferably a baby friendly hospital in Kirkland, to promote breastfeeding) but i want to avoid medications and surgeries if possible. I dont have a set budget, I will be saving for this during the next few months and asking my family for assistance if they have anything to help. I am 27, this would be my first birth and I am epileptic (currently medication controlled but still a risk) I dont think I could afford any other services or aid unless it is out of the goodness of your heart.

First birth, need guidance Want a lotus birth, delayed cord clamping but I don’t know everything else. Super scared.

Expecting baby number 2 in November. We're looking for a postpartum doula/night nanny for newborn care overnights. We live in Vancouver, WA with Regence BCBS of Oregon. I connected with another agency but they are not under my insurance. I'm wondering if I can find someone covered by my plan for additional support.