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In-Home Classes
Pre-Natal, In-Home Standard Breastfeeding
Class
Learn how to keep breastfeeding easy with a private class for you and
your family. Ask whatever you like in the privacy of your home. Learn how to get off to an easy and enjoyable breastfeeding relationship
with your baby. Learn what and how to avoid the common pitfalls that can make breastfeeding painful and difficult. For all types of circumstances. ei. high risk birth such as prematurity, multiples, disabled,
breast surgery, etc.
Before Baby Comes Home Adoptive Breastfeeding/Breastfeeding After Surrogacy
Yes, adoptive moms, and moms that bring their children home through surrogacy can and
should nurse the new baby! There is nothing like the mother baby bond created through breastfeeding. You can bring in milk,
and CAN breastfeed your new baby, even if you have never been pregnant before, and your baby isn't a newborn! If it proves
not possible to bring in a full or partial milk supply, you can STILL nurse the baby through the use of a Lactation Aid AKA
Breastfeeding Supplementer. Babies LOVE to nurse from their mothers, they love everything about it. Don't let a lack of your
own milk take that away from you. Breastfeeding is about so much more than just breast milk. Call me, and I'll help get you
where you want to be!
Postpartum In-Home Breast Pumping Class
There is indeed an art to getting the most from breast pumping in as little time as
possible. In this class (Pump Required) you will learn how to make certain your pumping parts fit your body properly, how
to pump to best remove milk, pumping for the hospitalized and/or non-nursing baby, exclusive pumping (when breastfeeding from
the breast is not possible) and more! Or if you are returning
to work, all the tricks to make it a much easier transition that weaning would be!
Postpartum In-Home/In-Hospital Breastfeeding Support Services
Private, personal
breastfeeding support for you and your new baby. Be it in your first hours or days home, a few weeks down the line, or even
a few months along the way, whenever the need is there for in-home professional breastfeeding support, I'm here for you. If
the breastfeeding support and/or information you are receiving in the hospital is not quite what you expected, or what you
need it to be, or maybe the nurses are lacking the time and attention that you and your baby require (and deserve!) please
call, and I'll be there to give you the one-on-one support you need and deserve.
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All of my classes and breastfeeding support services are offered in the privacy of your own home or hospital room. It
has long been my belief that families are more open to new information when they are in their most comfortable environment,
their homes. Also, by taking your class, or receiving breastfeeding support in your own home, you will learn positioning techniques
using your own sofa, your own easy chair, your own bed, your own pillows and other support items. This can only be of benefit
to you once baby is home. We do offer in-hospital services for families that are simply not getting the help they need.
Does my visit with you mean that I don't need to discuss all this with my Doctor?
Absolutely NOT! Your Pediatrician and Family Doctors should always be made aware that you are taking
a breastfeeding class, and to expect breastfeeding related questions from you, on a regular basis. Your Pediatrician should
ALWAYS be told if you have a home visit, and what was discussed, and what your plans are. Any sort of breast illness or breastfeeding
challenge should always be fully discussed with your family doctor. Any recommendation made to you by your family doctor should
supersede any advice you receive from me, as they know you most initmately, and are your Primary Care Physician. I should
be considered "Breastfeeeding Support", not your Primary Care Provider. I am here to support you, teach you, give you good,
up to date and accurate information, instruction, and perhaps give you talking points to discuss with your doctor. I am in
no way a replacement for your Primary Healthcare Provider's care.
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