Breastfeeding, pumping, and newborn care

 
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Reasons to call an IBCLC
before you give birth:

  • You have a desire to get breastfeeding off to the best possible start

  • Difficulty with breastfeeding previous child(ren)

  • Anxiety or worries about breastfeeding

  • History of breast surgery

  • Minimal or no breast changes during pregnancy

  • Breast or nipple asymmetry

 
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Hey there!

I’m Amey.

I am a wife, a mother of three, an Internationally Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), and a labor and delivery nurse with over 20 years of experience.

My passion is helping moms and babies with breastfeeding through 1:1 sessions and group classes.

 

 Reasons to call an IBCLC
after you give birth:

  • You want to get breastfeeding off to a great start

  • You do not have to have struggles or issues to see an IBCLC

  • Painful latch

  • Nipple damage

  • Baby is not latching to the breast or struggles to stay latched

  • Baby is not gaining weight well

  • You have a forceful let-down or milk flow

  • You are returning to work and would like help with pumping and milk storage

 
 
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Consults

Virtual or In-person

General Breastfeeding Support

Prenatal & Newborn Visits

Pumping, Milk Storage, Back to Work

Lactation Consult for older babies with breastfeeding difficulties

Virtual Flange Size Fitting

 
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Breast Massage

with Amey

Breast Massage Therapy is a protocol that increases milk flow, relieves engorgement, clogged, and/or infected milk ducts. This technique incorporates lymphatic drainage, effleurage, acupressure, and hot stones. This massage is done while you are sitting up in a relaxed position and is done on the skin.

 

Groups & Classes

Virtual or In-Office

Circle of Mothers

Prenatal Breastfeeding Class

Breastfeeding Class for Birth Workers

Lamaze Childbirth Education Classes