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What appointments look like:

During an initial visit—whether virtual or in-person—we'll explore your current feeding concerns and discuss your goals. Ideally I'll watch baby feed, weigh baby and spend at least an hour learning more.

We'll co-create a personalized care plan and stay in touch for at least two weeks to be sure you're feeling confident. 
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For time-sensitive needs, please reach out to me directly by phone so we can schedule your visit as soon as possible. Sometimes, this means starting with a virtual conversation if I'm not immediately available for a home or office visit.

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Common Feeding Topics:

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Breastfeeding Education

Colostrum Harvesting, Milk Production, Breast Crawl, Positioning, Latch, Pumping, Bottle Feeding, and more. 

Infant Concerns

Tongue and Lip Tie, Oral Function, Torticollis, Feeding Strike, Low Weight Gain, Preterm Babies & Feeding Multiples

Breast Issues

Over/Under Milk Production, Yeast/Bacterial Infections, Mastitis, Inverted Nipples, Cracked/Sore Nipples

Alternative Feeding Solutions

Spoon/Tube Feeding, Donor Milk Needs, Bottle Feeding, Pumping and Milk Storage, and Weaning

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Initial Visit 

60-90 minutes

Prenatal Consult

Breastfeeding Support

Postpartum Consult

Infant Sleep

Starting Solids

Prices Vary/Insurance Accepted

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Postpartum Care

Comprehensive Feeding and Emotional Support 

Early Parenting Help

Postpartum Doula Care

Weekly Visits for 4-12 weeks​​​​

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Prices vary/Insurance Accepted

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Weekly Support

Bring your non-urgent breastfeeding questions to my FREE weekly group

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Mondays at 1 PM

For the fastest reply: text 510-415-2193

In-Home Visits Available in the following counties: 

Nevada, Sierra, Placer, El Dorado, and Sacramento

$40 travel fee required for those 30 mins outside Nevada County.

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In-Office Visits Available

Downtown Grass Valley, CA

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Insurance Accepted via Postpartum Doula Care:

Kaiser, Health Net and Partnership

Aetna and Anthem MediCal 

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Sliding Scale Available for those in need for telehealth. WIC offices can offer care also for low income families. Or consider asking for the gift of financial support for this very essential care for your baby. 

Postpartum support makes a caring gift for families with newborns

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