Lactation Consultations

Though body feeding is a natural way to feed an infant, it doesn't always come naturally.

As a Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), I work with you to address the challenges that may come with early feeding & support you in achieving YOUR
feeding goals.         

Talking to Jen has always been like a breath of fresh air ~ she is ever so open minded & free of judgment.
During early post-partum days, both me and my husband felt like she had the most therapeutic presence out of everyone we came across."

-Ton & Anmao

Having seen 5 lactation consultants, I can really say that Jen is hands down the best of the best. 

I partner with 

Got PPO Insurance? You may qualify for covered lactation visits.

Currently accepts
Anthem, UnitedHealth, Aetna, Humana, VA, PNOA&
PPA Multi-Plan.

 





Currently accepts
Cigna. 

**Please note: I charge a one-time out-of-pocket fee for insurance covered visits. This fee covers longer appointment times, messaging between visits, travel and parking. 

Wildflower HealthThe LActation Network

The Lactation Network

Wildflower Health 

to process insurance claims. If your insurance is accepted, you will be approved for 3, 6 or unlimited visits depending on your policy.**

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Check Your Coverage

Don't see your insurance plan? Don't worry!!

see if you Qualify for COVERED visits!

If you don't see your insurance listed-we can still work together!

You can use HSA/FSA funds or pay-out-of pocket and I will provide an Insurance Superbill that you can submit to your insurance directly after our visits.   


let's get you booked!

FIRST THIS

Find the support option that works best for your family. I recommend the 4-visit package for a cost savings.

THEN THIS

Find a date that works for our meeting. If your baby hasn't yet arrived, use your due date, and then we'll reschedule as needed. 

THEN THIS

Book & pay for your appointment! Once your appointment is booked, you will receive a confirmation email and a client intake form. 

Private Pay

visits can be used for...

Feeding Education

Learn about  what to expect and how to navigate feeding before your baby arrives. Create a feeding plan for the first 72 hours post delivery and get feeding off on the right foot. 

feeding Challenges 

Address challenges such as position & latch discomfort, a sleepy/fussy baby, large/low milk supply, breast/chest augmentation/reduction, anatomical complications, pre-term delivery, previous medical history, formula or donor milk supplementation, bottle refusal, clogs, mastitis or thrush. 

feeding Transitions 

Plan for first pump, introduction of bottles, sleeping longer stretches, being away from your baby, returning to work, introduction of solid foods or weaning.

She always laid out different options and explanations and completely empowered our family to decide what was best for our daughter. She will support you, encourage you and nurture you.

"What I particularly appreciated about Jen was how she was filled with knowledge and guidance but never pressured us into decisions. 

David & Charlene

Testimonials...

This is not some thing she does just because she loves babies. She’s well-trained, well-read, and well-practiced in caring for both newborns and nervous new parents.

The main thing you need to know about Jen is that she has total professional commitment. 

Steve & Val

She sets everyone at ease with her warmth, confidence, and reassurance. We also admired the way she was able to come up with flexible strategies that were specific to our baby and family dynamic, rather than advocating a single, fixed philosophy of care, which is what the baby books do.

What really sets Jen apart is that she has exceptional expertise both with babies AND in communication in general.

Pierre & SUSAN

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