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The things families ask me most
Placeholder answer. A visit usually lasts about 90 minutes: we talk through your history and goals, observe a full feeding, assess your baby's oral function and latch, and build a plan together. You'll receive written notes afterward.
Placeholder answer. Any time: before birth to prepare, in the first days if feeding hurts or baby isn't transferring well, or later on for pumping, bottles, and returning to work.
Placeholder answer. Insurance and payment details will be listed here. Many plans reimburse lactation care; a superbill can be provided.
Placeholder answer. In-home visits throughout Miami-Dade & Broward Counties, plus virtual consults for families anywhere.
Placeholder answer. Yes, and it helps. Feeding goes better when the people supporting you understand the plan too.
Placeholder answer. Assessment of infant oral function is a particular focus. If a referral is appropriate, you'll get a clear explanation and support before and after any procedure.
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Feeding logs and tracking sheets
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Pumping and milk storage guidelines
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Local support groups in South Florida