Find Lactation Consultant Jobs Near Rocklin, CA

1. Giving birth at a birthing center 2. Ideally would like tricare coverage, but $2,000-$3,000 3. Labor as long as possible at home before going to the birth center. All natural birth without any interventions

I am looking for a doula who can help with sleep training (even with day time naps) because my baby hates sleeping on his back. We also don’t know if there’s a reflux issue so any help with lactation consulting to make sure latch is correct would be really help. I am looking for someone covered by Kaiser

Meals, and education on bby needs and Lactation consult

1. Kaiser Roseville 2. Insurance coverage with Kaiser 3. Would appreciate help with exclusively breastfeeding and nighttime support if possible

Help with lactation and painful feedings , clogged ducts. Need in home visits

To have a professional birth coach. Want to hi as natural as possible. A doula will really help

I plan to give birth at UC Davis hospital in Sacramento. Looking for a night nurse for 2-3 days a week for the first 8 weeks. Also looking for a lactation consultant post birth.

Help with latching baby to breasts, baby has a lip tie that has made the latch shallow and also very painful. Currently I am soley pumping to feed because of my nipple pain but, would love to relatch correctly to breastfeed.

Plan on giving birth to my first child at Sutter Hospital in Downtown Sacramento. I hope to have a natural birth but I am not opposed to a mild epidural if needed. I want a calm and relaxing space and to work with a doula that focuses on mind body connection and hypnotherapy techniques. I'd like to stay under $2,000 for a birthing doula.

2 month old who does not want to take a bottle. Need second opinion and assistance to help teach my baby to accept a bottle.

I want to use my Tricare to cover the visits. I plan on giving birth at a hospital, and I want to have a natural birth.

I’m 7 weeks PP. I think I have been pumping too much and created an oversupply. I am now trying to reduce the amount of time I spend pumping. I am also breastfeeding.

I need help transitioning my exclusively breastfed baby to formula. He is 6 months and refuses the bottle.

I would like to give birth at home or in a birthing center within 30 minutes of my location in a water bath from labor to delivery. My focus is on keeping costs low and access to a payment plan if necessary.

1. sutter davis (hospital) 2. my payment would be through my insurance 3. unmediated birth, minimal cervix checks, immediate skin to skin (golden hour)

Our plan is for our baby to be born in the hospital, and we hope to have some elements that will make my delivery more pleasant. We have our Partnership insurance, which will cover the costs of doula services.

I would like help with pumping. I am exclusively pumping and feeding breastmilk to baby, however I’m realizing that I’m not fully prepared. I’ve only recently realized that my flange size was incorrect and was using the wrong flange for about a week before finally making a switch. We are starting to pump more and store more milk and I have questions on how to safely store my breast milk and as well as why one side seems to be pumping more than the other and if that has to do with me pumping incorrectly or just my supply…

1. Give birth at Kaiser Walnut Creek 2. What is covered under insurance plus paying extra to take home placenta. 3. None so far (need help with it)

Increase milk supply. Food protein recommendations, postpartum care. Newborn tips on taking care of them

Looking to give an at home birth but since it is my first would like a doula available for either home or hospital. Budget is whatever medical/partnership covers. Haven’t worked on a birth plan yet but I know I want to try an all natural birth, with delayed cord clamping and no tugging on uterus to get it out. Also I don’t want eye ointment or vitamin k ship but am open minded to hear professional opinions. Looking for a more natural holistic, spirtual doula