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1 week old with a shallow latch. Doesbt stimulate my let down & doesnt open mouth large enough to latch. I have Anthem BCBS for insurance. Would love in home visit but willing to travel local to in office visits.

My baby had a great latch in the hospital, but my milk didn’t come in right away. Once my milk came in I had no issues feeding, we were primarily breast feeding and I’d pump once overnight for comfort and he’d get a formula bottle every once in a while so dad could feed him. I went back to work and I was pumping 3x during my workday with wearables and was getting ~4oz/day (which I would’ve preferred to be higher at that time) but noticed a decrease in my supply afterwards so I started using the spectra and now a month after using the spectra and increasing my frequency of pumping at work to 4x a day I’m still noticing only 1-2oz/day output

We are expecting our first baby around November 24, 2026, and plan to deliver at The Baby Place in St. Petersburg. We are looking for a highly experienced, certified birth doula who has attended at least 50 births and is very comfortable supporting hospital deliveries. Tania is currently leaning toward having an epidural, but we want someone who can support her decisions without pushing a particular type of birth. We would prefer a doula who is calm and reassuring but can also be confident and assertive when appropriate. We want help understanding our options, communicating with the medical team, and making informed decisions if the birth does not go according to plan. As first-time parents, we are looking for guidance on how Jason can be an effective support person rather than being replaced by the doula. We would like someone who can help us determine the best division of roles during labor and adapt based on what Tania needs. We would like the package to include: • One or two prenatal planning meetings • Childbirth education or a birthing class • On-call availability around the due date • Continuous support throughout labor and delivery • At least one postpartum follow-up visit • Breastfeeding or lactation guidance, either directly or through a trusted referral Experience supporting first-time parents, anxiety during labor, epidurals, hospital interventions, efforts to avoid unnecessary interventions, unexpected C-sections, and early breastfeeding would be important to us. Spanish fluency would be helpful but is not required. We have not established a firm budget yet and would like candidates to provide their full pricing, services included, payment schedule, cancellation policy, backup-doula arrangement, and any additional costs.

looking for a consultant to help me producing more milk, am i feeding my baby enough. Basically someone to talk to support me through this journey, i'm frustrated, experiencing postpartum and do not want to give up on breastfeeding. I've worked so hard, but it's a lot of work.

I have been working with a lactation consultant and she says my daughter has a good latch. I don’t believe it and want a second opinion. I’m 5 weeks and 4 days postpartum and feeding sometimes takes over an hour. She seems hungry soon after as well. I cry because I want her well fed. Pumping also hurts and no one takes me seriously.