Virtual Consultation
Evidence-based Breastfeeding Support - Wherever you are.
Whether you’re navigating painful feeds, wondering if your baby is getting enough milk, returning to work, or simply looking for reassurance, a virtual consultation provides personalized, one-on-one guidance from the comfort of your home.
No matter where you’re located, you don’t have to figure breastfeeding out alone.
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A virtual consultation may be a great fit if you’re experiencing:
Painful latch or nipple pain
Questions about milk supply
Pumping concerns
Bottle refusal or bottle introduction
Returning to work or daycare planning
Oversupply or forceful letdown
Weaning guidance
Feeding schedules and routines
General breastfeeding questions
Prenatal breastfeeding education
Follow-up after an in-person visit
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Your consultation includes:
A detailed health and feeding history
Observation of a feeding, if appropriate
Latch and positioning guidance
Pumping assessment and flange recommendations
Personalized feeding recommendations
Education tailored to your goals
Time for all of your questions
A written care plan emailed after your appointment
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To help us make the most of your visit, please have:
Your baby nearby
A charged phone, tablet, or computer with a camera
Your breast pump (if applicable)
Bottles or feeding supplies you normally use
Any nipple shields, supplements, or feeding devices
Recent weight information if available (not required)
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60-75 minutes on a secure video call. This service starts at $95. If additional help is needed, follow-up appointments can be scheduled.
FAQs
Can you help if my baby won’t latch?
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Yes! Many latch concerns can be evaluated virtually through observation and coaching.
Will we do a weighted feed?
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No. Weighted feeds require an in-person visit with a calibrated infant scale. If milk transfer is your concern, I will discuss whether an in-person appointment would be beneficial.
Can you diagnose tongue ties?
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I can assess for signs that may warrant further evalutaion, but I do not diagnose tongue or lip ties. If indicated, I will provide referrals to appropriate providers.
What if I need an in-person visit afterward?
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If your concerns would be better addressed in person, we will discuss scheduling an in-home consultation.
Ready to Prioritize Rest, Recovery, and Confidence?
A gentle reminder:
Virtual care is educational and supportive but does have some limitations. Some concerns are best evaluated in-person, and if I believe your baby or you would benefit from an in-home assessment, I will let you know.