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Lactation Support in Logan, Utah: Meet IBCLC Candis Ellis
Candis Ellis, IBCLC, offers in-home and virtual lactation support to families throughout Cache Valley and Northern Utah. A mother of four with 15 years of maternal and infant health experience, she provides warm, evidence-based care for latch issues, low supply, pumping, and more.
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Lactation Support in Indianapolis, Indiana: Meet IBCLC Mindy Brinkman
Mindy Brinkman, BSN, RN, IBCLC, provides evidence-based, trauma-informed lactation support for families in Indianapolis, Carmel, Fishers, Greenwood, and throughout Central Indiana. Specializing in perinatal mental health, NICU feeding, tongue tie, and exclusive pumping. In-home and virtual visits available. Insurance coverage may apply.
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Lactation Support in Pleasant Grove, Utah: Meet IBCLC Elizabeth Fasshauer
Elizabeth Fasshauer, IBCLC, offers bilingual English and Spanish lactation support for families in Pleasant Grove, Provo, Orem, and throughout Utah County. Specializing in NICU support, tongue tie, and culturally sensitive care for Latinx families. In-home and virtual visits available. Insurance coverage may apply.
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Lactation Support in Wilmington, Delaware: Meet IBCLC Corrin Jones
Corrin Jones, IBCLC, provides compassionate, evidence-based lactation support for families in Wilmington, Newark, Middletown, and throughout New Castle County. Specializing in exclusive pumping, low milk supply, and oral restrictions. In-home and virtual visits available. Insurance coverage may apply.
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Lactation Support in Salt Lake City, Utah: Meet IBCLC Julie Page
Julie Page, IBCLC, offers inclusive, judgment-free lactation support for all families in Salt Lake City and throughout Salt Lake County. Specializing in LGBTQ+ care, induced lactation, chestfeeding, and postpartum mood support. In-home and virtual visits available. Insurance coverage may apply.
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Lactation Support in La Habra, California: Meet IBCLC Sabrina Powers
Sabrina Powers, IBCLC, offers compassionate, evidence-based lactation support for families in La Habra, Whittier, Fullerton, and throughout Orange and LA Counties. Specializing in NICU support, exclusive pumping, and bottle refusal. In-home and virtual visits available. Insurance coverage may apply.
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Lactation Support in Eagle Mountain, Utah: Meet IBCLC Casey Mortensen
Casey Mortensen, IBCLC & Registered Dietitian, provides expert lactation and nutrition support for families in Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, Lehi, and throughout Utah County. In-home and virtual visits available. Insurance coverage may apply.
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Lactation Support in Orcutt, California: Meet IBCLC Kayla Dunavan
Kayla Dunavan, IBCLC, offers compassionate, evidence-based lactation support for families in Orcutt, Santa Maria, and throughout Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo Counties. In-home visits and virtual care available. Insurance coverage may apply.
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Lactation Support in Kaysville, Utah: Meet IBCLC Holly Hill
Looking for a lactation consultant in Kaysville, Utah? Holly Hill, IBCLC, supports families across Davis County and Northern Utah with in-home and virtual breastfeeding support, specializing in bottle refusal, pumping, and complex feeding challenges.
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Lactation Support in Clinton, UT: Meet Alexis Shrock, IBCLC
Alexis “Lex” Shrock, IBCLC, provides compassionate, evidence-based lactation support to families across Northern Utah and beyond. From in-home visits in Clinton, Layton, and Ogden to virtual care worldwide, Lex supports parents through every stage of their feeding journey.
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You Don’t Have to Be in Crisis to Ask for Help Postpartum
One of the biggest myths about postpartum support is that you only reach out when something is “wrong.” When feeding feels impossible.When exhaust... -
The Emotional Side of Breastfeeding: How a Doula Can Help You Cope
Breastfeeding is often portrayed as a magical bonding experience between parent and baby. While this can be true, it’s equally important to acknowledge that breastfeeding can also be emotionally challenging. For many parents, the journey is marked by frustration, guilt, anxiety, and moments of self-doubt. These emotions are valid and natural, and they don’t mean you’re failing. With the right support, like that of a doula, you can navigate these feelings and find joy in your breastfeeding journey.
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