The breastfeeding care you deserve

Insurance-covered lactation experts —
in-home, in-office, or online.
50

states served by TLN’s network

5-star

average patient rating

575k+

patient visits nationwide

How it works

TLN provides expert lactation care that’s affordable, convenient, and tailored to your breastfeeding needs.

Verify your coverage

Fill out our patient intake form with your personal and insurance information. Our team will confirm eligibility within 72 hours.

Connect with your IBCLC

We’ll connect you with a dedicated International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) — the gold standard in lactation care. They’ll provide insurance-covered support wherever is most convenient for you.

Access ongoing support

See your IBCLC for all of your urgent or ongoing breastfeeding needs throughout your prenatal to postpartum journey. We’ll notify you of any restrictions up front. 

Support for every step of the journey

Before baby arrives, your IBCLC can offer vital knowledge, resources, and support to confidently embark on your feeding journey.

Get hands-on guidance for a comfortable latch and managing your milk supply — whether you need to boost, maintain, or troubleshoot.

Work with your IBCLC to navigate flange sizing, handling and storing milk safely, relieving discomfort, and building a pumping routine that fits your lifestyle.

Learn how to create a pumping plan, navigate workplace accommodations, and maintain your milk supply while balancing your schedule.

Your IBCLC can help you mitigate biting, offer comfort techniques, and navigate temporary feeding disruptions that come in this stage.

Learn how to maintain a balanced feeding routine that supports both breastfeeding and your baby’s growing curiosity about new foods.

Navigate your growing child’s needs with supportive guidance on breastfeeding techniques, milk supply management, and more.

Your IBCLC will support you and your baby’s physical and emotional transition, as you learn how to wean gently and manage discomfort.

Real patients. Real success stories.

Real patients. Real success stories.

I highly recommend The Lactation Network, and feel so grateful that Ashley was able to come to my home so quickly after I filled out the preliminary questionnaire online. [She] was so informative, empathetic, and answered all the questions I had…and it was so convenient to be helped in my home. If you have any struggles with breastfeeding or questions, don’t just google for answers! Reach out to The Lactation Network.

Bekah O.

I had the best experience with Ann at TLN. She came to my house a couple days after my son was born. She addressed all my concerns in a knowledgeable and respectful way. She gave me a lot of great tips to be successful with my goals of breastfeeding. Even though this is my fourth child, she still gave me great insight. I highly recommend this service for all moms, new and seasoned.

Tessa J.

Absolutely EVERYONE who has any kind of goal to breastfeed should immediately book and arrange an appointment because they offer in-home visits!! The individual attention and comfort of one’s home where you don’t have to fuss with prepping and taking out a newborn is gone! Plus, they take care of contacting and communicating with your insurance for you in such a timely manner (for me it was within one business day)!

Mizuki H.

I had a fantastic experience with The Lactation Network! Getting started was incredibly easy. I simply filled out a quick form to check if my insurance covered their services, and they got back to me really fast. Once I was approved, they connected me with a Lactation Consultant, and from there, the process was seamless…I highly recommend them to any new moms who are looking for support!

Marissa W.

Expert resources at your fingertips

Find IBCLC-backed advice and comprehensive breastfeeding articles in our library.
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Expert lactation care on your terms.