If you’re worried about insufficient milk supply or hyperlactation, our experts can offer strategies and solutions to help manage these issues. We provide guidance on breastmilk feeding and expressing, ensuring that you can continue to provide for your baby even as you return to work.

If you’re taking medication and are unsure about its effects on your breastmilk, we can help. Our services include advice on medication in mother’s milk and how to balance your health needs with breastfeeding.

If you’re uncertain about how to manage your breastfeeding routine while working or how to handle the cessation of breastfeeding, our planning services can assist you in creating a smooth transition plan. This includes addressing induced lactation or relactation if necessary.

Based on our initial assessment, we develop a personalized plan that addresses your unique situation. This plan may include strategies for managing nipple pain or trauma, tips for dealing with latching difficulties or tongue-tie, and guidance on how to handle hyperlactation or insufficient milk supply. We also provide advice on expressing breastmilk and managing any medication in mother’s milk.

Once your plan is in place, we assist with implementing it. This involves helping you integrate breastfeeding into your work routine, offering solutions for managing jaundice or breast milk jaundice if needed, and providing resources for induced lactation or relactation if applicable. We also offer support for any emotional or practical challenges that arise during this phase.

As you return to work, we continue to monitor your progress and make adjustments to your plan as needed. This ensures that any issues with breastfeeding, such as the cessation of breastfeeding or adjusting to working while breastfeeding, are addressed promptly. Our goal is to ensure that you feel supported throughout this transition.