Breastfeeding Support

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We’re here to help you with all of your breastfeeding concerns or complications:

  • Latch
  • Milk supply
  • Breast pain and engorgement
  • Mastitis and blocked ducts
  • Pumping
  • Weaning
  • Any other issue

Schedule a 1:1 lactation consultation with one of our IBCLCs.

Meet at your home or through video.

Breastfeeding Support

from IBCLC Lactation Consultants

Schedule NowSchedule Now

We’re here to help you with all of your breastfeeding concerns or complications:

  • Latch
  • Milk supply
  • Breast pain and engorgement
  • Mastitis and blocked ducts
  • Pumping
  • Weaning
  • Any other issue

Schedule a 1:1 lactation consultation with one of our IBCLCs.

Meet at your home or through video.

In-person Consult

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Virtual Consult

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Meet your Lactation Consultant

Meet your Lactation Consultant

Ashley Lee; RN, IBCLC

Ashley

Cambria Garrett, IBCLC

Cambria

Anna Burch; RN, IBCLC

Anna

Angie Rosier, IBCLC

Angie

Megan Dishman; RN, IBCLC

Megan

As IBCLCs, we’ve been trained to provide you the best lactation care possible.
Learn why IBCLCs are the most-requested breastfeeding professionals >>

“I had just about given up on breastfeeding”

“…Anna was so helpful and answered all my questions about listening to my baby’s cues, how often to feed, comforting my baby, and appropriate breastfeeding techniques. She also had many great tips on how to treat painful nipples and increase milk supply.

I cannot thank her enough for helping me to be able to breastfeed my son…I cannot say enough about her services and what she did to help turn frustration into a wonderful time that I can now enjoy.”
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Attend a Breastfeeding Basics Class

This course covers everything you need to know before baby comes.

Start your breastfeeding journey with confidence.

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If you’ve had any of these questions or doubts, this class is for you:

How do I properly latch my baby?

You will learn to

  • Latch and position
  • Read your baby’s hunger cues
  • Trust and understand your body
  • Troubleshoot difficulties
  • Maintain breastmilk supply
  • Pump and store breastmilk
  • Care for you nipples

Learn everything you need to know before your baby comes.

Start your breastfeeding journey with confidence.

In-Person Class

Anna teaching an in-person breastfeeding class.

In class, you’ll get 2+ hours of live instruction and time for Q&A.

Classes are held in Provo, Utah.

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Online Course

Learn at your own pace, in the comfort of your home.

You get lifetime access!

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Breastfeeding Resources

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5 steps to prepare for breastfeeding before baby comes

In this free email course, you will learn about:

  • How to prepare before baby comes
  • How to create your support circle
  • How your body works
  • Creating enough breastmilk
  • What to expect in the first 2 days
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Browse our favorite breastfeeding products

We have dozens of breastfeeding products. To help you, we’ve put together a list of our favorites. We have personally tried each of these products and we think these are the best.

  • Nipple balms
  • Nursing pads and pillows
  • Nursing bras
  • Maternity clothing
  • Travel and cleanup
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We also offer professional advice, special case discussions, and personal stories to support you on your parenting journey.

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Learn Breastfeeding with the Visual Breastfeeding Glossary

Alveoli are grape-like clusters in the breast that produce and store milk.
Tandem breastfeeding is nursing two children at the same time.
The twin football and cradle hold combines the football and cradle holds for twins.
The double football hold positions each baby under your arms like a football.
The twin upright hold keeps both babies upright while breastfeeding them together.
The twin front cross hold nurses both twins across your body in a cross pattern.
In the inverted side-lying hold, both you and your baby lie on your sides with baby’s feet towards your head.
Transitional milk is the stage after colostrum, appearing around the third to fifth day.
The Australian hold, or koala hold, has your baby straddling your thigh while upright.
Mature milk provides balanced nutrients and antibodies for your baby after the first few weeks.
The thoracic wall consists of bones, muscles, and tissues that support the breasts.
The inframammary fold is where the lower breast meets the chest wall.
A subareolar abscess is a pus-filled infection beneath the areola, causing pain and swelling.
Pumping is using a breast pump to extract milk from your breasts.
Feeding on demand is feeding your baby whenever they show hunger signs.
Fats in breastmilk are essential for your baby’s brain and eye development.
An inverted nipple pulls inward, making breastfeeding latch challenging.
An electric breast pump uses a motor to extract milk from the breasts.
Minerals in breastmilk support your baby’s growth and bone development.
Colostrum harvesting is expressing and storing the first milk produced.

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