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classes

I offer several classes to support your breastfeeding journey.

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*Multi-class and Small Group Discounts available;

some classes not covered by insurance but a receipt will be provided for reimbursement via Healthcare Spending Accounts.  â€‹

For insurances other than Aetna, check your coverage through The Lactation Network

Expecting

infant
feeding

2-Hours

This private, comprehensive class aims to build your confidence towards achieving your breast or chestfeeding goals. Includes demonstration and positioning practice with a weighted doll.

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Covered Topics

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  • Benefits of breastmilk

  • Dynamic breastmilk composition

  • Newborn feeding patterns 

  • Positioning & latch 

  • Milk expression & pumping

 

  • Milk storage

  • Common challenges

  • Partner support

  • Newborn growth patterns

  • And more...

Customized to your concerns
Anytime during pregnancy but ideally before 35 weeks

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baby
basics

2-Hours

This private, comprehensive baby basics class aims to build your confidence in caring for your infant and meeting all of their needs, as well as your own.  The class content will be customized to any specific concerns you may have. â€‹

covered topics

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  • Newborn feeding and growth

  • Newborn sleep patterns 

  • Tummy time 

  • Soothing the fussy baby

  • Infant safety 

  • Post partum blues vs depression

 

  • When to call the pediatrician

  • Basic care skills including bathing, swaddling, diapering, burping, and suctioning

  • Care of the umbilical cord & circumcised infant

Anytime during pregnancy but ideally by 34 weeks
Partners and/or support persons are encouraged to attend!

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NICU
specific

Two-Part Series

This private, comprehensive class focuses on the unique needs of the parent and newborn in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). This is a two-part series. The first prepares you to bond with your baby during separation and build and maintain your supply with a pump; while the second part is geared towards techniques to transition to breast. 

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