In-Home Consultation
Gentle, Personalized Feeding Support -
right where you and your baby are most comfortable
Breastfeeding was never meant to be navigated alone. Whether you’re experiencing pain, struggling with latch, worried about milk supply, or simply looking for reassurance, I will come to you with compassionate, evidence-based support tailored to your family’s unique needs.
Together, we will create a plan that helps you feed your baby with greater confidence and peace.
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Every in-home lactation consultation is personalized to meet your family’s unique feeding goals and concerns. Your visit may include:
Comprehensive health and feeding history
Full breastfeeding or bottle-feeding assessment
Observation of a complete feeding
Latch and positioning support
Milk transfer assessment (when appropriate)
Breast and nipple assessment
Pump flange sizing and pumping guidance
Bottle-feeding techniques and paced feeding education
Individualized education based on your concerns
Evidence-informed recommendations tailored to your family
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During our time together, we’ll discuss your concerns, observe a feeding, troubleshoot any challenges you’re experiencing, answer your questions, and work together to develop practical solutions that fit your family’s routine. My goal is to provide compassionate, judgment-free support while helping you feel more confident in feeding your baby.
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By the end of your consultation, you’ll receive:
A personalized feeding plan
Practical strategies you can begin using right away
Increased confidence in feeding your baby
Written recommendations sent after your visit
48-hour check in to see how you are doing
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This package is $175. It gives you 60-90 minutes of an in-home consultation with a 48-hour check in and 1 week of text support following the date of service.
FAQs
How long is the visit?
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Most visits last between 60-90 minutes. This gives ample time for me to evaluate a feed, give tailored recommendations, and discuss feeding plans while not feeling rushed.
Should I feed my baby before the appointment?
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If at all possible, try not to feed immediately before I arrive so I can observe the feeding. That being said, if your baby needs to eat, feed them — we will work around their needs.
What should I have available?
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Please have any pumps, bottles, nipple shields, supplements, or feeding supplies you have been using nearby.
Do you diagnose or prescribe treatment?
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No. I provide evidence-based education, feeding assessments, and guidance. If concerns arise outside of my scope of practice, I will recommend the appropriate follow-up with your healthcare provider.
Ready to Prioritize Rest, Recovery, and Confidence?
You deserve compassionate support as you heal, bond with your baby, and settle into your new rhythm. I’m here to provide evidence-informed care so you can feel rested, supported, and confident every step of the way.