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Supporting Your Breastfeeding Journey

Nearly 60% of parents don’t breastfeed for as long as they intend to when they encounter unexpected challenges along the way.

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Dr. Brianna is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) and will help you find custom solutions to meet your breastfeeding goals. She has the unique ability to combine chiropractic, neurological, and cranial assessments with lactation services in order to ensure a comfortable and successful breastfeeding journey. 

 

In an effort to make care more accessible with insurance, we provide care through The Lactation Network™.

How We Can Help

Trouble Latching

Latching should not be painful. If you are experiencing pain or difficulty latching, let us help.

Milk Supply Concerns

The #1 concern we hear from breastfeeding parents is: "How do I know if my baby is getting enough?" Let's take the guesswork out of it.

Sore Nipples

Breastfeeding should not cause sore or damaged nipples. Let us help you fix the cause of the problem.

Mastitis

Mastitis is just about every breastfeeding parent's worst fear. If you find yourself here, we will help you get the support you need. 

Clogged Ducts

Together we will troubleshoot the cause of the clogged ducts so you can prevent them in the future.

Prenatal & Postnatal Education

Whether you are pregnant and looking for education or a pump, or baby's already here; Let us help you along your  journey.

Mother and baby

As a breastfeeding mama, myself, I know how challenging it can be to find reliable breastfeeding support. I am determined for you to succeed, which is why I'm dedicated to providing the support that every breastfeeding parent deserves. I find that most parents prepare themselves extensively for birth, however, they tend to overlook breastfeeding.

This was me! I was frantically reading Ina May's Guide To Breastfeeding with my

7-hour-old son laying on my chest. Don't wait to get the help you need.

Let us support you on your breastfeeding journey.

-Dr. Brianna, IBCLC

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I wait until my baby is born to schedule a lactation appointment?

Do I have to wait until I have an issue to schedule an appointment?

You certainly can, however, a lot of parents find it very helpful to prepare before their baby arrives. These prenatal appointments can involve a pump fitting and basic breastfeeding education (what to expect, how to prepare, milk storage guidelines, etc.). 

Absolutely not! A lot of parents schedule appointments even when things are going great. We can check-in, answer any questions, and do a weighted feed to measure precisely how much milk is being transferred during a feeding. 

Should I bring my baby to my appointment?

In most cases, yes. There are rare cases where we only need to assess the parent (even so, you can always have your baby with you, of course). 

What if The Lactation Network™ denies my request?

Do me and/or my baby have to be current chiropractic patients?

Should I wait to feed my baby until my appointment?

If your insurance does not cover lactation services through TLN, we have other financial options available to make care accessible. 

No. Neither of you are required to be chiropractic patients in order to be seen for lactation. I will say, often times birth stress contributing to lactation issues can be resolved with gentle, chiropractic care. We will assess for neurological stress as a part of our exam and advise our recommendations from there.

No. You don't have to wait to feed your baby (let's face it--babies are hungry when they're hungry and that is a hard thing to schedule around!). If your baby is hungry when you arrive for your appointment, let us know so we can start the feed first. 

Things to consider when preparing for your appointment: 

Keep a diaper log.
Try to keep track of the number of voids and bowel movements (wet and soiled diapers) in a 24 hour period.

Keep a feeding log.
Try to keep a feeding log, tracking how many feeds per 24 hours (breastfeeds, bottle feeds, how long did the feeds take, etc.)

Pack your breastfeeding essentials.
Pack your essentials--whatever supplies you typically use (nipple cream, nipple shields, SNS, pump/flanges, bottles, water, etc.)

Bring your partner/support person.
Feel free to bring your partner/support person. Breastfeeding is most successful when the people around us know how to best support us.

Book an Appointment

If you are looking for lactation support, contact us to get started today!

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