Breast/Chest Feeding

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photo from the CDC Media Center

photo from the CDC Media Center

  • Breastfeeding positions

  • Latching

  • Weighed feedings (to determine milk intake)

  • Breast and nipple pain

  • Milk supply

  • Mastitis and plugged ducts

  • Use of accessories like nipple shields, at-breast supplementers and more

  • Pumping help (flange size, comfort, increase supply, starting a milk stash, etc)

  • Assessment of infant oral and body range of motion

  • Oral tie (tongue, lip and cheek) assessments and support including:

    • Frenotomy prep (oral/body exercises)

    • Aftercare - woundcare management and Neuromuscular Rehabilitation (NMR)

    • Referrals to highly trained providers

  • Return to Work Planning

  • Re-lactation

  • Adoptive Nursing

  • Co-Nursing

  • Trans-Nursing

  • Tandem Nursing

  • Starting solids

  • Teething

  • Weaning

  • and more!

Prices, types of visits, insurance and more on FAQ page

Please also see my lactation and infant feeding library for specific details for all of these topics (and more!), as well as my FAQ and insurance pages.