Lactation consultant vs IBCLC vs CBS: Understanding the differences
Breastfeeding support isn’t one-size-fits-all, and the credentials behind a lactation professional’s name can make a world of difference. If you’ve...
The guide to IBCLCs: Who they are, how they serve, and so much more
Breastfeeding is natural, but let’s be real — it’s not always easy. If you’ve ever found yourself wondering, “Is my baby getting enough milk?”, “Wh...
IBCLC certification: Everything you need to know
International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLC) are the gold standard in lactation care, helping families navigate everything from firs...
How Kristen Howorko, IBCLC found an advocate for consistent, insurance-covered care in The Lactation Network
“My relationship with parents was about four hours long when I became a hospital lactation consultant, but now I’m able to be with these parents fo...
Charnise Littles, IBCLC: Finding balance with a TLN partnership
“When I started working with The Lactation Network, I thought, ‘maybe launching my private practice was going to be easier than I expected.’ I was ...
How Francie Webb, IBCLC saves time and grows her private practice with TLN
“Save yourself some time.” If she could tell an IBCLC who isn’t yet connected with The Lactation Network (TLN) one thing, Francie Webb, IBCLC would...
How to grow your private practice: How Danielle Gauss, IBCLC thrives in partnership with TLN
“Breasts are sensitive, miracle-giving, superpower, love jugs. Treat them with respect.” You’ll find this statement featured prominently on D...
CLC vs. IBCLC: Understanding the differences
Are you considering pursuing a certification in lactation? Maybe you’re just starting out in your career and you’re trying to decide between becomi...
Joining The Lactation Network as an IBCLC? Here’s what to know.
What are the benefits of joining The Lactation Network (TLN)? Why should I join?
IBCLCs: Stronger together
International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs) are dedicated to supporting families throughout their feeding journeys and providing t...
A match made: IBCLCs and the birth community
Many families choose holistic approaches to birth and feeding support, which requires birth workers and lactation consultants to adopt an integrate...
A match made: IBCLCs and pediatricians
Magic happens when IBCLCs and pediatricians collaborate. Babies thrive, and parents are much more likely to meet their feeding goals. Parents who h...