Find Lactation Consultant Jobs Near Leesburg, VA

Hospital Insurance coverage Don’t have a birth plan

Lactation consultant who is willing to come to my home and work with me. Is knowledgeable of combo feeding

We are seeking a postpartum doula to assist in the first 4-6 weeks of our new borns life.

The baby is not latching on and hasn’t eaten in4.5 hrs please call and visit here in reston

Looking for a lactation consultant who accepts insurance (Carefirst).

Holy Cross silver spring hospital. Lactation consultant Postpartum care

Baby did amazing latching the first 24-48 hours. But my colostrum and milk struggling to come in. Baby is now on formula. People besides mom has fed baby and now she won’t latch.

I plan to give birth at home, with a midwife, budget is dependent on services provided, looking for a doula and lactation consultant that takes tricare prime, who speaks. Thank you!

I am inquiring on behalf of my son and daughter-in-law who just had their second baby. Baby is not latching on… Milk is not coming in. They are giving formula but still want to breast-feed… So we just want someone to come in and help her get the baby latched and show her what techniques to use before she completely gives up.

Just had posterior tongue tie and lip tie clip. Preferring bottle, not opening wide enough.

Inova lansdowne, $1000 budged I plan on doing a no epidural induced and natural birth.

I am planning to give birth at Frederick Health Hospital (Frederick General Hospital) in Frederick, Maryland. My estimated due date is May 15, 2026. This will be my second baby, and I am hoping for a supportive birth environment with a doula who is familiar with hospital births. am looking to work with a doula who accepts Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance or whose services may be covered or partially reimbursed through this insurance. I am also interested in postpartum support for approximately two weeks after delivery, so I am open to discussing the budget depending on insurance coverage and the services included My goal is to have a natural, unmedicated birth if possible. I would appreciate a doula who can provide calm emotional support, help with breathing techniques and labor positions, and support my preferences for a low-intervention birth whenever it is safe for both baby and me. Since this is my second baby, I am hoping for a smooth experience with guidance during labor and reassurance throughout the process.

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).

I need help with latching and pumping to get my supply up for baby

I need guidance and schedule for breastfeeding my newborn. He latches but I introduced formula for his weight gain. I do not mind combo feeding but I would like to breastfeed.

Latching baby properly esp it hurts a lot and making more milk so i don’t beed to supplement with formula

Hospital. $120,000 household income Looking to have a natural birth without induction or an epidural. I would like to breastfeed exclusively at least for the first 4 months. Requirements: RN certification with 4-8 years of experience For a birth doula we're willing to pay between $1000-3000 for two days in the hospital with us. And an additional $1000 for at-home help like lactation consultancy, etc.

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

I had a c section in Sept of 2024 and want to try for a vbac this time around. I plan to give birth at Prince William hospital UVA. I would like to have a medicated vbac but would like to labor as long as possible without the epidural. I would like an experienced Doula with extensive vbac experience. My budget is around $1000

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.