Meet your lactation care team
IBCLCs and in-house medical care
Our team brings together International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs) and in-house medical care from Anna, our founder and a Certified Nurse-Midwife and Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner.
The IBCLCs guide you through the hands-on work of breastfeeding. When they spot a medical cause behind a breastfeeding problem, they can bring Anna in to diagnose, prescribe, and treat.
Together, we’re here to guide, celebrate, and empower you through every step of your breastfeeding journey.
Your medical provider
Anna Burch – Founder & Medical Provider
I’m an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), a Certified Nurse-Midwife (CNM), and a Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner (WHNP). More importantly, I’m a mama. I have three children, our IVF miracles: first our oldest, and later our twins. As TLC’s lead provider, I offer both lactation support and medical care.
When one of our IBCLCs spots a medical cause behind a breastfeeding problem, they can connect you with me to diagnose, prescribe, and treat as part of your TLC care. My medical visits are available in our office or by video or phone. Helping mamas breastfeed with confidence is my passion.
We have IBCLCs across Salt Lake, Davis, Weber, Utah, and Wasatch Counties to provide you the best and quickest lactation consulting services. Find your match.
Ashley Lee – Head IBCLC
I’ve been a Registered Nurse since 2011, in the mother/baby unit at Timpanogos Hospital. Since 2019, I’ve been working solely as a lactation consultant in the mother/baby, Labor and Delivery, newborn ICU, and peds unit of the hospital. I have loved being able to help new moms learn the skill of breastfeeding their brand-new babies.
Breastfeeding is a natural thing to do, but sometimes it doesn’t come naturally. I struggled when I had my first child, and I didn’t have the resources or the knowledge that I do now. So it’s my desire to help moms feel confident in their breastfeeding journey.
Megan Dishman
Utah County, North
I’m Megan, an ER nurse, mom of two, and a board-certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). After my own experience with a colicky baby, I realized the importance of supportive resources for parents.
I now run @thecolicnurse on Instagram, providing guidance for navigating colic. Whether you’re dealing with colic or breastfeeding issues, I’m here for you!
Cambria Garrett
Hi! I’m Cambria! I’ve been a registered nurse working in women’s health and newborn care since 2016. Since 2021, I have had the pleasure of working in lactation helping moms and babies learn how to breastfeed.
My goal is to help my clients not only succeed at breastfeeding, but thrive in their breastfeeding relationship with their newborn and have confidence in their ability to care for and provide nourishment to their baby.
Angie Rosier
Davis County
Weber County
I’m Angie Rosier, a dedicated birth and postpartum doula supporting families through birth and postpartum since 2003. I’m excited to extend my services as a newly certified International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC).
Supporting families through their breastfeeding journeys is my passion. I provide personalized guidance, compassionate support, and practical tools to help you breastfeed with confidence and joy. Whether you’re just starting out or facing challenges, I’m here to ensure your breastfeeding experience is successful and fulfilling.
Meet our IBCLC Mentees
Abby
Gracie
Makenna
Sam
Tennessee
Dana
As a client, you can choose to allow mentees to join your in-person or remote consultations (we encourage you to consider allowing them).
Our IBCLC mentees come from diverse backgrounds in fields such as human development, nutrition, and diet, enriching the support you receive.
Mentees assist under the guidance of our experienced IBCLCs, gaining valuable hands-on experience through consultations, breastfeeding support groups, and classes.
Through this program, they accumulate the necessary hours for their IBCLC certification.
Check your insurance for lactation coverage
Check the back of your insurance card for one of these logos. We work with The Lactation Network (TLN) and Wildflower for insurance coverage through the many insurance providers.
The “IBCLC Difference”
As IBCLCs, our specialized training is to better support you on your breastfeeding journey.
Are you curious about what it took for us to become IBCLCs? Discover why our extensive preparation makes a difference for you and your baby.