GET THE LACTATION
care YOU DESERVE
At The Lactation Network, we connect families with insurance-covered lactation consultations and resources they need to thrive.
Natural? Easy? Actually, breastfeeding is a skill.
In a world that says breastfeeding is free and automatic, the reality parents experience requires expert, compassionate care. At TLN, we provide timely, vital resources for breastfeeding parents.
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Insurance-covered lactation care
We connect parents with International Board Certified Lactation Consultants — the gold standard in expert lactation care — for in-home, in-office, or tele-health lactation consultations.
We’re here to support you every step of the way.
With TLN, you get:
- Insurance-covered lactation consultations with a credentialed, verified, and vetted IBCLC
- Expert, compassionate care from pregnancy to weaning
- Unlimited access to educational resources
- Quick, thoughtful assistance from our 5-star care team
REAL PATIENTS.
REAL success STORIES.
97% OF TLN PATIENTS WOULD RECOMMEND TLN SERVICES TO FAMILY OR FRIENDS.
EXPERT resources AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
Find comprehensive, IBCLC-backed advice in our resource library.
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Feeding freely for the whole family: The importance of breastfeeding-friendly spaces
Parents don’t owe anyone an apology when feeding their babies. Full stop. Breastfeeding is a fundamental part of life, and families deserve to feel supported and welcome wherever they go. Yet, for many parents, finding a safe and affirming public space to breastfeed can feel like an uphill battle. This isn’t just about being able…
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A new parent’s guide to understanding the nutritional needs of an infant
“Am I doing this right?” “How much to feed my newborn?” “How will I know my baby is getting enough?” “How do I know if my body is producing what my baby needs?” Bringing a baby into the world comes with a lot of questions, especially around infant nutrition. It’s normal to wonder if your…
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A parent’s guide: How to choose a health insurance plan and get clear on employer benefits
Navigating the health insurance system in the U.S. is complex — especially if you’re a parent. Health insurance benefits vary state by state, and too often, the system falls short for those who must navigate prenatal to postpartum care. That’s why parents (and working parents) in particular must be their own advocate. Employer-sponsored healthcare is…