I support parents navigating latch difficulties, pain with feeding, supply concerns (low or oversupply), returning to work, weaning, and continuing to breastfeed alongside starting solid foods.

If something feels off, confusing, or harder than it should be, that’s enough reason to reach out. If what you’re navigating is outside my scope, I’ll tell you that clearly and help you figure out next steps.

You’re absolutely welcome here. 

If you’re feeding breastmilk – in any form – I can help. That includes questions about when to start pumping, how often to pump, flange fit, building a freezer stash, introducing bottles, how much milk your baby needs in a bottle, paced bottle feeding, and how to combine nursing and pumping without burning yourself out.

Not exactly. Lactation consultants (IBCLCs) are trained to assess and manage more complex or clinical feeding concerns.

As a Lactation Counselor, my support is educational and physiology-focused. I center on how feeding works under normal conditions – the mechanics of latch, milk transfer, supply and demand, and the skill of making feeding sustainable in real life.

Most feeding challenges aren’t medical problems. They’re skill-based patterns that improve with clear explanation, informed observation, and practical adjustment.

If something points to a medical concern or requires clinical evaluation, I’ll tell you directly and help you connect with the right provider.

No. I do not bill insurance directly. 

My sessions are 90 minutes of individualized, one-on-one care – a very different model than the brief clinic visits that health insurance typically recognizes.

I can provide a superbill upon request that you can submit to your insurance provider. Some plans offer reimbursement for breastfeeding education or lactation support.

Anytime feeding feels harder, more confusing, or more stressful than you expected. Some parents reach out in the first few days home with a newborn. Others come weeks or months later when patterns have settled in and something still doesn’t feel right or when new challenges pop up. It’s never too early or too late. If you think you need help, now is the right time.

I offer in-person breastfeeding support in my studio in Delta, PA — about 45 minutes from Bel Air, Lancaster, and York. Quiet and tucked away, the space is easily accessible from Harford County, northern Baltimore County, southern York County, and Lancaster County. Exact directions are shared after booking.