Mother Nurture Lactation Consulting, LLC can collaborate with certain insurance providers to offer services with zero out-of-pocket expenses. A wide range of insurance plans, including Anthem, Cigna, and Blue Cross Blue
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Why Mother Nurture Lactation Consulting
FNP-C (Family Nurse Practitioner–Certified) means I can assess, diagnose, and treat both mother and baby—including prescribing medications and managing conditions related to breastfeeding and the postpartum period, such as mastitis, low milk supply, and postpartum depression and anxiety.
IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant) means I specialize in the clinical management of breastfeeding, providing expert, hands-on support to help families navigate feeding challenges and reach their goals.
I can help with:
- Latching difficulties
- Low milk supply
- Engorgement, clogged ducts, and mastitis
- Nipple pain and breast infections
- Assessment and diagnosis of tongue- and lip-ties
- Breastfeeding NICU graduates
- Multiples
- Breast refusal or bottle preference
- Breastfeeding after breast surgery
- Complex medical histories (mother or baby)
- Infant weight gain and feeding assessments
- Postpartum recovery and maternal health concerns
- Screening and treatment for postpartum depression and anxiety
- Medication management when appropriate
- Reassurance, education, and ongoing support throughout your journey
9 Certifications & Degrees
15+ Years of Experience
10,000+ Hours of Lactation Experience
Mother Nurture Lactation Consulting can bill insurance for preventive counseling and education, as well as medical visits. Co-pays and cost-sharing may apply, depending on your plan and coverage.
Prenatal
When your baby is born, the amount of information you get in the hospital can feel like too much to handle. Attending a prenatal consultation with me can help you gain breastfeeding knowledge before your baby arrives. This session provides information that is tailored to you and your family, and can help you prepare for your baby’s nutritional needs in the first few hours and days.
Initial Check-In Consultation
During an initial lactation consultation, I gather a thorough maternal, infant, pregnancy, birth, and feeding history, assess both mother and baby, observe a feeding, evaluate latch and milk transfer, and address concerns such as nipple pain, low milk supply, poor weight gain, pumping, and supplementation. I also screen for postpartum depression and anxiety and offer treatment when appropriate. Families leave with a personalized feeding plan, practical education, and ongoing support to help them reach their breastfeeding goals.
Follow-Up & Beyond Infancy
These appointments are for clients who need ongoing support. While one visit can be very helpful, some issues require additional care. These appointments are also available for addressing new topics as they arise, such as returning to work, starting solid foods, pumping, and weaning.
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