Consults include: preparation for breastfeeding during pregnancy, pain with feeding, low-milk supply, pumping education, challenges or concerns, inducing lactation if you are adopting, or wanting to make milk for a baby carried by a partner, traditional lactation consults for anyone seeking support after having or adopting a baby, and so much more! 

There are many types of lactation support professionals, with varying training and education. International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs) are considered the gold standard in clinical care, and for support and education on all stages of human lactation. We are a part of your healthcare team, with specialized knowledge in breastfeeding and infant feeding.

IBCLCs have extensive training, education, must complete clinical hours, and are required to sit for and pass a credentialing exam, administered by the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners (IBLCE).

We carry malpractice insurance, adhere to a strict Code of Professional Conduct and are subject to disciplinary action.

Ongoing education is so important when it comes to assisting families with feeding challenges! Continuing education is required, and re-certification occurs every five years.

As an IBCLC, my goal is to provide accurate and current information and education on human lactation and breastfeeding. It is important to get to the root of feeding challenges, not just provide a solution. I take a full body, holistic approach with families. This may include referring to like-minded practitioners, movement recommendations and use of other modalities to support parent and baby’s overall well-being and feeding. 

Please submit an Appointment Request on the website and I will reply the same day (or the following day if received after 7 pm EST), to schedule. Or contact me at (610) 745-4962.

You will receive a series of emails confirming your appointment with instructions for the visit, as well as an Intake Form, including a Consent for Care, my Privacy Policy and Payment Policy/Contract. All documents can be completed and signed electronically.

Please note, I can not attend a consultation without a completed Intake Form.

No, I do not accept insurance at this time. Services are provided via a package visit model. Packages and pricing details can be found under the Services & Fees page.

A superbill to submit to your insurance company, can be provided at the end of our time together, after all visits have been used. Please note, submission of a superbill does not guarantee payment or reimbursement of any services, by your insurance company.

Services are provided via a package visit model. Packages from range from $700-$1,750. Packages and details can be found under the Services & Fees page. 

One off visits are no longer offered, as most families require a minimum of two visits (either in-home or virtually), for the most comprehensive care. Please reach out with any questions or concerns regarding this. 

I accept cash, check, all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express), HSA and FSA cards.

For all in person visits, I ask pets be moved to a separate room, as they can be protective of owners and new babies (but I do love animals). 

For initial in-home and follow up consultations, it is helpful if baby is due to eat within a half hour of my arrival (it is not a problem if this does not work out and baby needs to eat beforehand). Baby will be weighed, a feeding observed, and we will take a post-feed weight. During our visit we will discuss your intake form, medical/social history and cover additional details and questions related to: feeding activity, baby’s behavior and any parent symptoms and concerns. A detailed breast exam will be performed, as well as a detailed assessment of baby’s mouth. If you are using a breastpump and need assistance, we will observe a pumping session as well. This is your time to ask me about anything you’d like! 

For all other visits, parent or baby’s intake form, medical/social history (if applicable) and concerns will be discussed, as well as the activities related to the particular visit. 

Visits are anywhere from 1-2+ hours. An initial lactation visit is typically 2 hours, and a follow-up and other visit types are 1-1.5 hours. We will take as much time as you need. 

Please see my COVID Policy page for details.

There are no additional travel fees for home visits, when purchasing a visit package.

Yes. As a graduate of the IBCLC Masterclass, I have additional training and knowledge in tethered oral tissues (TOTs), infant oral motor function and pre and post-release care and rehabilitation. Families are provided with all of the information and options, so they feel confident making a decision regarding whether a release is right for their baby and what it entails.    

I will typically travel up to one hour outside of my area for home visits. Virtual package visit options are available, but may not be appropriate for every situation. Please reach out to discuss further, if this is a concern for your family!