SCHEDULE WITH SARAH

PERSONALIZED INFANT-FEEDING SUPPORT, WHEN YOU NEED IT.

Virtual and in-home lactation consultations for breastfeeding, pumping, bottles, and everything in between.

Insurance + self-pay options available.

Schedule With Sarah – Consultation Request
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TELL ME WHAT'S GOING ON

Complete the appointment request form and share a little about what you’re experiencing and what kind of support you’re looking for.

I'LL REVIEW YOUR REQUEST

I’ll review your information and reach out to you personally.

THE NEXT STEP

I’ll help determine the best way to move forward based on your needs, whether that’s a virtual or in-home consultation, insurance, or self-pay. 

AREAS OF SPECIALTY

Prenatal

Bottle Introduction

Pumping

Flange Fit

Low Milk SUpply

Oral Ties & feeding

Bottle Refusal

Frequently Asked Questions

I support families with a wide range of breastfeeding, pumping, and bottle-feeding concerns—from prenatal preparation and low milk supply to flange fit, bottle introduction or refusal, and feeding challenges related to oral ties. If you’re wondering whether lactation support could help, you’re welcome to reach out.

Yes. I offer both virtual and in-home lactation consultations. Your location, needs, and the type of support you’re looking for will help determine which option makes the most sense.

I work with some insurance plans, as well as self-pay families. Insurance coverage varies by plan, so if you’d like to use insurance, include your insurance information when you submit your request and I’ll help determine the next step.

That’s completely okay. You don’t need to know which service to choose before reaching out. Tell me what’s going on in your appointment request, and I’ll review your information and help determine what type of support makes the most sense for you.

Absolutely. Prenatal lactation support can help you prepare for feeding, understand what to expect in the early days, talk through the baby-feeding items worth registering for, and make a plan that feels realistic for your family. You don’t have to wait until there’s a problem to reach out.

Yes. Some families need help with one specific concern, while others benefit from continued support as feeding changes and evolves. After your initial consultation, we can talk through what ongoing support might look like based on your needs.