Personalized lactation care

Choose how you’d like to meet

Every family deserves thoughtful, evidence-based support that meets them where they are. Choose the visit style that works best for you, or request an appointment and our team will help guide you.

Home Visits

90 minutes • In-home care

Comprehensive lactation and infant-feeding support in the comfort and privacy of your own home.

  • Clinical assessment of parent and baby
  • Weighted feeding and milk-transfer evaluation
  • Latch, oral-function, bottle and pumping support
  • Personalized written care plan
  • Brief follow-up texting support for two weeks

Office Visits

60–90 minutes • Snohomish

Personalized, in-person support in our private Snohomish clinic at 3330 Bickford Avenue, Suite 202.

  • Clinical assessment of parent and baby
  • Weighted feeding and milk-transfer evaluation
  • Pump fitting, bottle skills and feeding observation
  • Personalized written care plan
  • Brief follow-up texting support for two weeks

Telehealth

60–90 minutes • Statewide

Convenient virtual lactation support for families located anywhere in Washington.

  • Real-time feeding and positioning observation
  • Supply, pumping and flange-fitting guidance
  • Bottle-feeding and return-to-work planning
  • Personalized written care plan
  • Brief follow-up texting support for two weeks

Prenatal Consultation

90 minutes • Personalized preparation

Prepare for your baby’s feeding journey with practical education, realistic expectations and a plan tailored to your family.

  • What to expect in the first hours and days
  • Latch, positioning and feeding-cue education
  • Pumping, bottles and combination-feeding guidance
  • Personalized preparation based on your history and goals
  • Digital 32-page educational booklet
How we can help

Support for the full feeding journey

Feeding concerns are rarely one-size-fits-all. We look at the whole picture and create recommendations that are realistic for your baby, your body and your family.

01

Painful latch, nipple damage or discomfort

02

Difficulty latching or baby not latching

03

Low milk supply, oversupply or supply changes

04

Weighted feeds and milk-transfer concerns

05

Pumping plans, flange sizing and pump use

06

Bottle introduction, refusal or oral aversion

07

Oral-function support and feeding habilitation

08

Pre- and post-release feeding support

09

Plugged ducts, inflammation and mastitis

10

Returning to work or building a pumping routine

11

Combination feeding and supplementation plans

12

Weaning, reducing feeds or ending pumping

Simple and supportive

What to expect

We make the process as clear as possible so you can spend less energy navigating logistics and more energy caring for yourself and your baby.

1

Request an Appointment

Tell us what is happening, where you are located and how you would prefer to meet.

2

Complete Your Forms

Share your feeding history, goals and insurance information before your visit.

3

Meet Your IBCLC

Receive a thoughtful assessment focused on both parent and baby.

4

Receive Your Plan

Leave with clear, personalized recommendations that fit your family.

5

Stay Supported

Use brief follow-up texting support for questions and care-plan clarification.

Not sure what to book?

You do not have to figure it out alone. Tell us what is happening, and our team will help match you with the best provider and appointment type.

Request an Appointment