Find Lactation Consultant Jobs Near East Providence, RI

I am looking for a well experienced provider to help guide and give tips before baby is born and how to maintain a good supply along the way.

-this is my first pregnancy. I plan on giving birth at Sturdy Memorial hospital through brown health’s midwife team. -plan on having a low intervention natural birth -estimated budget $5,000 -really interested in a in doula for emotional and educational support before, during, and after birth. -also looking for an IBCLC

Hi, I am interested in Lactation service. I had my soon 9 day ago and still struggling to breastfeed him. I saw you are in the network of my insurance. I do see also you have two location, I want to double check if you are close my are which is North Attleboro. Please let me know when you can have a chance. Thank you.

Looking for help with improving baby’s latch while breastfeeding

I am a Home Visitor from the Healthy Families program in Fall River, Massachusetts. I am looking for breastfeeding support for a mom I am working with. Mom is 33 years old with various concerns about breastfeeding. She has shared with me she is concerned baby is not getting enough to eat and has supplemented with formula on a few occasions. Her baby girl is about one month old. She had no problem gaining weight after birth and was very calm and content when I visited. It is my understanding she just wants reassurance and a professional to address her concerns. Portuguese speaking preferably, for her comfortability. Not sure of her budget as we do not go into depth about finances. Thank you!

I'm approaching birth as naturally as possible, with little to no interventions. Planning on giving birth at the Woman and Infants hospital in the ABC room, but if it's not available then a regular labor and delivery room.

Baby has a very shallow latch and both breasts have been damaged since the first day. We are currently using formula while I pump breast milk (as that does not hurt) so I can build a supply for her whether I continue to breast feed or bottle feed with breast milk. I need a Lactation consult with a lot of experience close to Easton MA that can see me in house and takes BCBS of RI insurance

Need a lactation consultant that is covered with my insurance, having trouble with latches and feeding is too painful sometimes.

Looking for help starting breastfeeding. Have not been able to produce

1. Plan to have an at home water birth 2. For out of pocket cost I can do a max of 2-3k 3. My birth plan is still being currently formulated. The general gist would consist of having a doula present as well as a midwife to assist with the delivery. I will have my immediate family present, which will consist of my husband, mother, sister, and father. The birth will be done in my family home, in an enclosed backyard porch where the birthing pool will be placed. All-natural birth with no medication and just good vibes and energy

I am approximately two weeks postpartum following a C-section delivery and am seeking lactation support due to low milk supply and breastfeeding difficulties. My son is primarily formula-fed, with breast milk supplementation when available. I have been pumping frequently, often 8 or more times per day, but my milk output remains very low and inconsistent. Some pumping sessions produce only a few drops or a very small amount of milk, which has been discouraging. I am currently using a Spectra S2 pump and also have a wearable pump. My baby has latched on occasion, but we have struggled to establish consistent breastfeeding. His pediatrician is also monitoring his weight gain, which has increased my concerns about milk transfer and supply. I would like assistance with assessing latch, milk transfer, pumping techniques, flange sizing, increasing milk production, and developing a feeding plan that supports both my baby’s growth and my breastfeeding goals.

Was breastfeeding but ended up getting preeclampsia. Supply diminished. Only pumping now but only get half ounce each time.

I need in home lactation consultant and massage specialist

i am a 31 year old first time mom and my baby is a little over 3 months old. breastfeeding had been an excruciatingly painful and isolating experience. my baby is gaining weight well and the lactation consultant at the pediatricians office says her latch is good but i can’t seem to get any support for my pain. there are brief moments of progress but we’re set back by bleeding nipples and clogged ducts. i feel like i am close to giving up and i need help. it’s affecting my mental health.

I am looking for a doula to accompany me during labor in a hospital setting and to support both me and my partner through decision-making. Since we will not know in advance which doctor will deliver the baby, we would value having a familiar and trusted presence in the room—someone with whom we have already established a relationship. I am seeking guidance in creating a safe and thoughtful birth plan. It is important to me that the doula is open to medical interventions when necessary and can help me make informed, wise decisions throughout the process. I am also looking for postpartum support, including guidance on newborn sleep and lactation. Ideally, the doula would have at least four years of experience.

Breastfed baby was in 8th percentile at 2 month appointment and having to supplement with formula and combo feed. Have concerns over current milk production and quality of breastmilk being received. I have dual autoimmune diseases, Crohn’s disease and Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and would like to meet with someone who is familiar with autoimmune issues and breastfeeding

2nd pregnancy, looking for more support during the birth and potential help with breast feeding. My biggest support during birth will not be able to be there this time. I exclusive pumped with my 1st and would like to actually put more of an effort into trying to directly breastfeed this time. only thing in my birth plan is to try to go unmedicated again. i really enjoyed laboring in the tub with my 1st but would like to really try for switching up position when pushing.

I am looking for a postpartum doula who can help take care of our baby at night. I am scheduled to have a C-section and know I will need some extra care to recover and looking for someone to help with nights.

1. Umass memorial Worcester 2. Unsure but under $1500 would be ideal 3. Don't have a birth plan yet, hoping a doula can help with one

My husband and I are looking for an experienced birth doula for the birth of our first child around 3/8/26 at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. I plan on requesting an epidural and would like to work with someone who can provide gentle, proactive, constructive support with that in mind. We value someone who is calm, experienced, an active participant, and who brings a good energy.