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Mercy Hospital Center 1,000 Have a safe and healthy delivery

Correct latch. Skin condition. Possible thrush condition

Luminis Health Does your company take Medicaid Prenatal and postnatal care Labor and delivery

1) looking for a lactation consultant as I am producing only 1oz of milk for my month old baby. Currently bf and supplementing with formula (she drinks 2-3 ounces) 2) also wanted to inquire about night nannies. Thank you! Budget: unsure as I’m new to a nanny.

Need help with breastfeeding latching and pumping.

I'm having trouble with a painful latch and ineffective nursing with my 5 day old. I'm also still feeling engorged after pumping

Holy Cross Hospital in Silcer Spring, MD. Hoping to be $1000 or less for birth doula. Hospital birth with limited interventions. Although I’m not against epidural if I feel it’s necessary for pain. Looking for an advocate for myself and husband.

Home visit ibclc certified lactation consultant Maryland

I’m having my 2nd baby, expected around 6/30/2026. My first time around, I really didn’t know much, didn’t know the right questions to ask - and because my baby girl had a cow milk protein allergy, my diet took a severe hit- and as a result, my diet/nutrition/postpartum lactation experience wasn’t great - and I stopped at 6 months. This time, I want to do better and know proactively what to do, timing of feeding v pumping, how to keep a steady supply

Stressed about breast feeding, infant not feeding long, i feel like my milk supply is low, and it seem like infant is never full

My baby won’t latch to my breast, I want to breastfeed her. We have been using a nipple shield since the hospital and doing an SNS with formula, but now that my milk is in I want to breastfeed but she won’t latch.

We’re moving midway through the pregnancy to the DC region, Maryland side. We’ll probably live in the Rockville area but I’m hoping to give birth with the midwives at George Washington University’s hospital. I’m looking for a labor doula to support an unmediated birth. I also struggled with low supply with my first child so I’m hoping to find a lactation consultant who specialises in that. We have Tricare, which covers both doulas and IBCLCs.

Experienced lactation consultant. Baby inconsistently latches, does not always complete full feed, and particularly has more difficulty on one side than the other. Currently combo feeding with bottled breastmilk and considering exclusively pumping. Insurance: Blue cross blue shield

I'm 27 weeks pregnant with twins (first pregnancy) and am looking for an IBCLC to prepare for breastfeeding. I am also looking for a night doula/night nanny to help in the first few weeks or months of my babies' lives. I'm giving birth in a hospital and am hoping for a vaginal birth (depending on how the twins present).

Howard Hospital $3000 Provider must be Black with at least 5 years of experience, over 40 and has experience with women of advanced maternal age. Must be available for labor/delivery and postpartum Prefer someone who does light cleaning, is a sleep and lactation consultant.

Lactation consultation to help with painful latch and pumping but not getting enough that takes aetna better health of md insurance

Lactation consultant. Our 5 week old son is having problems latching, so he spits up a lot, gets gas, and is fussy a lot. This is affecting naps and sleeps. Need someone who accepts TRICARE select.

I am looking to do a home birth or birth at a birthing center. Would like to keep it under $2000 WITH A PAYMENT PLAN! Ideally looking for christian based approach and someone also educated in naturopathic. I had my first child (7 months ago) at the hospital and did NOT like the experience there, was pushed and persuaded into certain I didn’t want. I would love this coming birth to be more aligned to my values and for me to be more prepared. I am currently 17 weeks. For this birth I would like a delayed cord clamping until cord is visibly white, no immediate vaccinations or vitamin k, and i am interested in water birth.

Looking for help with establishing an exclusive pumping schedule. I’m currently pumping every 2-3 hrs during the day (for 15-20 mins each) and every 4 hrs overnight. I continue to have what I believe are clogged ducts on both sides. I want to ensure I am pumping on the correct settings to ensure I am fully emptying myself while also not causing damage.

11 weeks postpartum and exclusively pumping with low supply and working to increase output. Seeking guidance on improving pumping efficiency and overall supply.