Find Lactation Consultant Jobs in Tracy, CA

I breastfed on demand, exclusively for a week. My son lost ten percent of his weigh by his first pediatric appointment on September 28th. By the next weight check appointment on October 1st he only gained an ounce. The doctor recommended we start giving him 2 ounces of formula after breastfeeding for ten minutes each side. I eventually decided I was going to focus mainly on pumping because I feel he doesn’t effectively pull milk out. Im not sure if it’s because of bad latch or low supply. Feeds last and extended amount of time and I don’t feel he is satisfied .I have had trouble with breastfeeding my other four children and eventually end up pumping and supplementing. I would like to give it one last effort.

First baby, planning a hospital birth in tracy ca, hopefully unmedicated. Need education on childbirth, lactation and birth support/advocacy and maybe some postpartum care. Should be in person. Care is mainly for mom and budget is around $2500

Baby not latching well and my supply is low 30-40 ml

lactation in person visit to help latch and educate about the pump etc

3 week old with a shallow latch. Would like a in person lactation consultant to come and help us figure out what we're doing wrong.

This is our first baby, so having a calm, supportive, and positive birth experience is especially important to us. We will be delivering at Stanford Tri-Valley and would love a doula who is familiar with the hospital and its policies. We want someone who can help us feel informed and confident, support our preferences, and provide emotional and practical guidance throughout labor. We also value someone who is reassuring, responsive, experienced, and supportive of both the mother and partner. After birth, we would appreciate guidance with recovery, newborn care, breastfeeding, and adjusting to life as first-time parents. Insurance provider is Alameda alliance

Since this is my first time pregnancy I need someone who can help me with the birthing and preparing mentally and physically process throughout my pregnancy. I will be giving birth in a hospital. I want to give birth without being medicated. Estimated budget is 4,000. I am 32 and would like someone older than myself. Helping with suggested prenatal care and assistance with questions and concerns through my pregnancy.

Need assistance with transitioning to bottle since mom is going back to work! So far baby is refusing the bottle .

Hi, my son is 1 month old and I'm feeding him hybrid pumping and formula. I rented a hospital pump on Saturday and changed my flange size and from Sunday night I've got almost nothing from my pumping sessions. I don't know what's the problem and I'm really worried and I need urgent help. I prefer in person visit.

First time mom; ISO of a postpartum doula that can assist at night approximately 2-4 nights a week (max 8hr shift). Potentially also day shifts as needed. Approx. due date April 2027; would be great to get someone with lactation support experience

I plan on giving birth at Kaiser permanente in San Leandro, Ca. My insurance covers doula services. I am looking for someone that speaks Spanish and practices holistic methods. I would like someone with 3+ years of experience, especially in VBACs.

My 5 week old and I were doing triple feeds. We started exclusively breastfeeding and he just has a shallow latch, it is not painful at all and he is transferring milk but the lactation consultant I say outpatient at the hospital was not helpful and suggested I start 3 feeding about cause he is shy 2.5oz for his daily need. I truly feel like I have the supply but maybe if he latch better. I don’t want to start offer bottle again as I feel like that’s where the confusion is. I’m open to in person if virtual. Would like to see if insurance covers or FSA

Hi! I’m looking for support in getting my baby back on to the breast. I have been pumping and bottle feeding due to he was spitting up so much and choking on my supply when he was little. Now he likes the ease of bottle feeding. I would really like to get him back on the breast. I have a good supply. I just shut down and get anxious when he screams at my boob. I know we can do it I just need some external support to get there. I would like to spend less time pumping and cleaning bottles and more time with my baby on my breast.

Kaiser for giving birth and I have medical insurance. This is also my first baby

First baby, planning a hospital birth with my husband present, open to trying for unmedicated but not against epidural (if delivering vaginally), really scared of tearing too much during delivery and would love doula support and guidance.