How to book a lactation consultation through insurance
More than 70 percent of new parents experience difficulties and challenges finding reliable support and information during breastfeeding. Working w...
More than 70 percent of new parents experience difficulties and challenges finding reliable support and information during breastfeeding. Working w...
If working as an IBCLC is your dream, you’re in great company — it’s an incredibly fulfilling and important job, providing families with the expert...
Sixty percent of parents don’t breastfeed for as long as they intend to, often due to unexpected (but surmountable) complications throughout their ...
Whether you’re planning to return to work, pumping exclusively, or simply want more flexibility around feedings, a breast pump can be an invaluable...
Clogged milk ducts, also called plugged or blocked milk ducts, are hard lumps or knots in the breast that are tender to the touch. Up to 20 percent...
You’ll see us use the acronym IBCLC a lot — but what does it mean? IBCLC stands for International Board Certified Lactation Consultant. The highest...
For International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs), education is ongoing. After passing their initial IBCLC examination, IBCLC recert...
From staying hydrated to connecting with an IBCLC, here’s what you can do to help with milk production So you’re a new mom who wants to maximize yo...
Whether you’re an IBCLC making the jump to private practice or looking to add a few extra clients to an existing practice, here’s how The Lactation...
Expert answers to your pressing breastfeeding questions Breastfeeding is a skill that must be learned by both parents and babies — and there should...
What to know and what to do when it comes to boosting your milk supply One thing our International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs) h...
Plenty of moms reach a point where they feel it would be best to wean. Here are 5 signs it might be time to stop breastfeeding.
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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...
“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 w...
Navigating the health insurance system in the U.S. is complex — especially if you’re a parent. Health insurance benefits vary state by state,...
What is The Lactation Network? Is The Lactation Network legit? What is lactation support? How does The Lactation Network insurance work? Ev...
Prenatal care is more than just a box to check — it’s a lifeline that every parent deserves, especially when it comes to breastfeeding. The Lactati...
In the United States — the only developed nation without mandated paid maternity leave — new parents often face a heartbreaking choice: Return to w...
“This is #^@%ing hard!” The good, the bad, and the messy of breastfeeding Breastfeeding is awe-inspiring. Sitting with your baby in the wee hours o...
Too often, parents believe breastfeeding is an after-birth consideration. Here’s why you should think about it before birth: 93% of parents who had...
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...
Returning to work after maternity leave is a huge transition, both emotionally and logistically. You’re likely feeling a lot of things right now — ...
Here’s what you might not be thinking about yet, but should be (hint: it’s breastfeeding) Preparing for your baby’s arrival is an exciting and tran...