AFTER YOUR BABY ARRIVES
All postpartum services below are available through insurance. To sign up through insurance, please use the form on the home or contact pages.
LACTATION CONSULT
Support for the early days of breastfeeding addressing your long term breastfeeding goals and how to achieve them, any feeding problems that arise, and planning for going back to work. If your husband, partner, and/or support person can attend with you, we can also discuss the best ways that they can help you and baby to meet your breastfeeding goals.
SLEEP FOR BREASTFEEDING BABIES
A natural approach to gently managing family sleep patterns and healthy habits, biological infant sleep supports the innate rhythms of the breastfed baby. This consult offers discussions around responsive parenting, understanding babies early and late feeding cues, and how to manage the whole family’s sleep while making sure baby has his or her needs met.
BACK TO WORK & PUMPING CONSULT
Learn how to coordinate pump scheduling, milk storage, work and pump breaks, and maintaining a strong supply through the transition back to work. Discuss how and when to start pumping and storing milk. This consult will help you choose a pump or assemble the pump you already have and offer tips to meet your back-to-work-while-breastfeeding goals.
ATTACHMENT PARENTING CONSULT
The attachment theory of parenting promotes empathy for the child and believes that physical and emotional closeness between parent and child establishes trust and the best foundation for navigating the world. Understand the family you came from and how they loved, instructed and disciplined and how to use that information to create the household you truly want.
BABY’S FIRST FOODS CONSULT
Following the model of “baby led weaning” and the ABO blood type diet, this consult will support you in making best choices for first foods to mitigate allergies and promote optimal well-being. Each baby may need to start solids on a unique schedule. Learn baby’s cues and incorporate your family eating style and your cultural preferences.