Find Lactation Consultant Jobs Near Visalia, CA

1. I plan to give birth in a hospital. 2.My estimated budget is no more than $2000 3. I would to have an unmediated birth. I want to labor at home for as long as possible and then go into the hospital once i get closer to birth

Plan to give birth at home Not sure on budget yet And I want to have a natural birth in our tub at home. I want it to be as special and intimate as possible

I plan to give birth at the hospital, I need help with staying calm during kabor and breastfeeding ideas.

Looking to get support and help thru my second pumping/nursing journey. Getting to know my pump, correct flange sizes and how to find all that out

Good morning, my wife Ariany has been having a hard time breastfeeding. We would greatly appreciate a lactation consultation, ideally in-home. Thank you! Patrick 661-549-0814

Prefer burthing center, if in hospital still want Birthing tub option. Budget $6000 Birthing plan Natural unmemdicated birth No induction Natural water rupture No forceps No epidural, no pitocin No vaccines No erothmyacin drops No vitamin k Delayed cord clamping No bathing after birth Baby does not leave room for anything Minimal motoring to allow free movement. No unnecessary staff Birthing ball

We plan on giving birth at French Hospital in San Luis Obispo. We are looking for a birth coach, someone to support our needs and goals. I’m looking for a natural birth with coached positions and breathing. I’m wanting a doula to be with through my journey and at the hospital with me. We have Tricare and are looking for full insurance coverage if possible. Looking forward to a balanced natural led experience! This is our first child and are new to the process. Thanks!

My baby is 5 months of age, teething, and he’s been getting distracted and/or refusing bottles at times, although we have some techniques to help him drink his bottles. I’ve been mostly nursing him, and he also receives supplementation of formula daily and sometimes pumped breastmilk (combo-feeding). Right now, we’re going to have to do more bottle feeding to make sure that he’s getting enough milk, and I’m going to have to be pumping more. I’m looking for a doula (who accepts Kern Family Health Care insurance plan) for some help, mainly some help with light chores, like washing bottle/feeding stuff, laundry (mainly baby stuff and some of my stuff that I wash with his, like blouses, sweaters, nursing covers, etc.), and a bit of meal prep (I’m vegan and eat plant-based). My husband works 4 days of the week, and helps me when he gets home and on his days off. We live with my parents who are older. I’m doing most tasks by myself when he’s not home, so some help for a couple of hours or so on days when he’s working would be helpful. I’m also looking for a lactation consultant, so if you’re both, please let me know, or if you’re a lactation consultant who accepts my insurance plan. Thank you. :)

my baby is just nursing and will refuse to take a bottle

I plan to give birth either in a birth center or hospital - location TBD. We are currently in Ohio and are moving to CA in December; our new location will be at Edwards AFB in southern California. We are hoping to find a doula covered by tricare in the local area of Edwards AFB and/or its surrounding areas. I would like a natural, low-intervention birth.