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A prenatal consultation is recommended around 36 weeks of pregnancy, unless you are considered high risk. During your visit, we provide personalized education and support to help you feel confident and prepared for your feeding journey. Topics may include latching and positioning, the golden hour, hunger and fullness cues, milk production and transitions, signs baby is getting enough milk, and more. 

  During your initial home visit, we will complete a full feeding assessment for both parent and baby in the comfort of your home. We will discuss your feeding goals and concerns, observe a feeding, assess latch and positioning, evaluate milk transfer, and provide personalized guidance and support for your family’s unique needs. 

  During your follow-up home visit, we will reassess feeding progress, address any new concerns, and provide continued personalized support for you and your baby. We may review latch and positioning, pumping or bottle feeding, weight gain, milk supply, returning to work, starting solids, weaning, and any other feeding goals or challenges you may have.

A prenatal consultation is recommended around 36 weeks of pregnancy, unless you are considered high risk. During your visit, we provide personalized education and support to help you feel confident and prepared for your feeding journey. Topics may include latching and positioning, the golden hour, hunger and fullness cues, milk production and transitions, signs baby is getting enough milk, and more. 

During your initial virtual lactation consultation, we will discuss your feeding goals and concerns while providing personalized support. We may assess latch and positioning, pumping, bottle feeding, milk supply, infant feeding behaviors, and other feeding challenges through guided observation and education tailored to your family’s needs. 

*If a weighted feed is needed to assess milk transfer, we recommend scheduling an in-person visit. 

 During your follow-up virtual lactation consultation, we will review feeding progress, address any ongoing concerns, and provide continued personalized support for you and your baby. Topics may include latch and positioning, pumping, bottle feeding, milk supply, returning to work, starting solids, weaning, and other feeding goals. 

*If a weighted feed is needed to assess milk transfer, we recommend scheduling an in-person visit.