Find a Lactation Consultant Near Me in Brockton, MA

My name is Edwige, I am a dedicated professional with a BS in Maternal Child Health specializing in Human Lactation. With over 15+ years of experience in OB/GYN, I also provide in-patient and out-patient Lactation support. Breastfeeding is natural but is not always an easy process for some. I love empowering parents with essential knowledge to support their baby's feeding journey and help them reach their feeding goals.

I'm Katie Flaherty! I'm a mom to two girls, registered nurse, and international board certified lactation consultant. I worked in the pediatric space for almost 10 years prior to becoming a lactation consultant in 2017. My mission is to provide new and expectant parents with the support and education they need to make informed decisions about feeding. I believe there is NO wrong way to feed your baby and there are so many tools we can use in our journey! I am passionate about maternal mental health and helping families navigate this postpartum time.

I’m a compassionate lactation provider offering both virtual and in home consultations. There are so many factors within both the breastfeeding parent and baby that can impact the experience. I also practice infant craniosacral therapy, which is a very gentle manual therapy that can help release tension in the baby and optimize function for breastfeeding. I especially love offering continual care over the course of the breastfeeding journey. I am in network with Aetna, Mass General Brigham, United and Cigna.

Hi! I am a mom of 5 adult children, a retired school nurse and a long time postpartum and birth doula. I live in the Boston area and love to support families as they build confidence in parenting their baby.

Hello! My name is Britt Pados and I am neonatal nurse practitioner and IBCLC in Wellesley, MA. I have a PhD in nursing where I studied feeding infants with medical complexity and have extensive experience in the neonatal intensive care unit caring for infants born prematurely or with special medical needs. In my practice at Infant Feeding Care, I provide trauma-informed, non-judgemental support for breastfeeding, bottle-feeding, growth-monitoring, and management of reflux, colic, and gastrointestinal issues.

My name is Sarah Everly and I’m a birth and postpartum doula that specializes in trauma informed care, as well as perinatal and postnatal mood disorders. Doula work, for me is very much sacred, heart work. I practice by educating you on evidence based birth practices, but I also connect with you on a personal level as birth can be a very emotional event that requires feeling heard and seen. I also provide maternity, birth, and newborn photography, as well as placenta services

Certified lactation consultant and postpartum Doula. Mama of 1. Love supporting mama and there babies

My name is Christine Salvucci and I am a Nurse and an IBCLC. I have over 10 years of experience in the field. My background is NICU nursing and after the birth of my first son, I shifted my career focus on being an IBCLC to support families in their home with breast and bottle feeding difficulties. I am a mom of 2 boys (3yrs & 1.5yr) and am local to Quincy MA. I service a lot of MA and am looking forward to working with you. For insurance reimbursement questions - please see my website for more details.

Ashley's journey into the realm of motherhood was marked by challenges, particularly with postpartum anxiety following the birth of her son. The experience, not aligning with her envisioned childbirth, significantly impacted her postpartum transition. This prompted Ashley to delve into the intricacies of childbirth, recognizing a pressing need for maternal support during both the birthing process and postpartum period.Motivated by her own transformative experience, Ashley decided to pursue a homebirth with her daughter, finally obtaining the birthing and postpartum support she had sought. This pivotal moment inspired her to undergo comprehensive training as a birth and postpartum doula. Ashley's commitment to her role is evident in her diverse training background, including certifications from CAPPA, Newborn Mothers Collective, and Birth Arts International. Ashley is currently undergoing training to become an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) and is actively accepting clients under the guidance of her mentor. As part of her commitment to supporting mothers, Ashley extends special discounts for those opting for homebirth and for repeat birth clients.

I’m a passionate Certified Lactation Counselor® and Lactation Advocate. I help lactating individuals, and their families, overcome self-doubt, societal stigma, and physical pain barriers so they can make empowered decisions and feed with complete confidence.

Hi I’m Danielle the face behind Latched at First Sight and a mother to two energetic girls age 5 & almost 3. I’ve been a registered nurse for 11 years. For the past 7 years I’ve been working on a mother baby floor as well as providing home care in maternal child. Last year I became a certified IBCLC and have been able to provide support to numerous mothers in their postpartum journey. After becoming a mother I realized and still feel women need more support in this new chapter of life called motherhood. I am passionate about supporting women prenatally and postpartum by teaching the necessary skills to ensure optimal feeding, growth and bonding. I’m excited to continue helping mothers in having the best experience and love personalizing my teaching and support to both mom and baby’s needs. Aside from all this I drink way too much coffee, love chocolate, exercising and of course spending time with my family! Judgement free zone!

Hi, I'm Meghan! I’m an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant who was inspired to work in the field after my own breastfeeding experiences. I have been working in the behavioral health/social work field for the past 15 years and have a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology. After several meetings with my own lactation consultant for my son, I realized that this was the profession I wanted to pursue. I earned my Master’s degree in Human Lactation Studies, interned at a local hospital, and am now an IBCLC. With my professional background and trauma-informed approach, I can provide you with unique and well-rounded care.

I became a doula because I want to be able to support women through this beautiful and natural process. I believe that every birth is special and unique and that every woman who desires additional support and encouragement should receive that. Every woman who experiences it should be able to look back and know that they had a team of people on their side during their birth. To me, birth is not routine and each person who experiences it- goes through something different. Whether it be a joyous occasion or one someone would soon rather forget, I believe in meeting each woman at the point of their need and helping them get through it safely and collaboratively as possible. I look forward to being a part of your story!

I have been a Lactation Consultant for over 25 years. I have a background as a pediatric RN and home-birth midwife, and have provided lactaton care both in a full-spectrum maternity unit and in my private-care home office. I have lectured at lactation conferences on many aspects of lactation and am the founder and executive Director of Baby Cafe USA, a national network of free community-based breastfeeding support sites.

As a mom of two young children, I understand and appreciate the trenches we must dig through as parent’s. I approach parenting with a unique perspective and sharing this knowledge is my passion. My belief is that our knowledge is power, it is our confidence.

I’m a mom of two, a Nurse Practitioner, and a Certified Lactation Counselor. I love helping new parents navigate the struggles and joys of feeding their babies. My goal is always to provide support for whatever your feeding goals are.

Tana Murphy, IBCLC, RLC, PMH-C, LC (CBI) is an Internationally Board Certified Lactation Consultant with a focus in navigating perinatal mental health and its impact on lactation. Tana has worked with families for over 20 years, first as a classroom educator and now in a dual role as a lactation consultant at her private practice, Be Nourished Lactation, as well as helping to manage the perinatal services division at a nationally renowned breast pump company. When Tana is not advocating for maternal mental health or guiding parents in their feeding journeys, she can be found cheering on her three kiddos at their sports and STEAM events, exploring local breweries with her husband, or baking delicious treats.

Birthing Magic provides holistic, trauma informed, intuitive and evidenced based services for personal healing, mental wellness, conscious conception, mindful pregnancy & birth, lactation care and infant health. Nurse Sherri has well over a decade of experience working with women and families within the Healing Arts, Sacred Birthing Arts, Integrative Health, and Mental Wellness. She intuitively integrates her vast skillsets for optimal mind, body, and spiritual wellbeing. Her practice is tailored to suite your needs holistically through all stages of life, especially the childbearing year. It is her passion to help you remember your inner magic, birth & nourish your babies, heal from within and make informed health decisions.

Encouragement you deserve for the nourishment they need!

A Cape Cod native raised in Chatham, I discovered my passions for wellness, healthcare, and breastfeeding through a series of life adventures. I earned my undergraduate degree in dance and theater from the University of New Hampshire. In 2016, I traveled to Maui to obtain my 200-hour yoga teacher training certification, a milestone that marked the beginning of my journey rather than the end. Returning home, I got married and welcomed my first baby in 2020, which introduced me to the world of breastfeeding. Motivated to better support my family, I enrolled at Cape Cod Community College in their Nursing Program, graduating just in time for the birth of my second child. I then joined Bass River Pediatrics, where I discovered my passion for pediatric nursing and community service. As I sought to further expand my career, I noticed a growing need for breastfeeding education within our community. This realization led me to complete a 95-hour Lactation Counselor training course and a 52-hour Breastfeeding Specialist training course in May 2024. My goal is to make every mother’s breastfeeding journey successful, practical, and patient-centered. Recognizing that each feeding journey is unique, I am committed to helping families overcome any obstacles they encounter.