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Helping A Variety of Needs

 

  • Non-Latching Baby and Latching Problems

  • TOT- Tongue ties management and oral tether management

  • Experiencing Breast Pain  

  • Baby Weight Gain or Loss Issues

  • Premature Birth Support

  • Nipple Trauma

  • Help Managing Baby Gas or Colic

  • Breast Pumping Exclusively or Partially

  • Unexplained Increasing or Decreasing Milk Supply

  • Mulitple Birth Support

In A Variety Of Places

In Home Visits: $190*

Area Served is Peel and Halton Region of Greater Toronto Area

***Travel fees may apply to those outside these regions***

Mothers and babies often are most comfortable being seen at home. Visits typically last 1.5 hrs in length and include the following: 

 

  • A full labour and medical history

  • Assessment of goals and or current challenges

  • Observe a breastfeeding session and provide guidance

  • A written issue assessment and plan of action

  • Ongoing follow-up care will be provided via email or phone (unless a follow-up appointment is required)

  • A visit report can be shared with the primary health care provider (upon request). 

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Virtual Visit: $120 (Anywhere)

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There are times when an in person visit isn't practical so we offer virtual visits using Zoom of another preferred meeting tool.  Visits typically last 1.5 hrs in length and include the following: 

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  • A full labour and medical history

  • Assessment of goals and or current challenges

  • Via video, observe a breastfeeding session and provide guidance

  • A written issue assessment and plan of action

  • Ongoing follow-up care will be provided via email or phone (unless a follow-up appointment is required)

  • A visit report can be shared with the primary health care provider (upon request). 

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Prenatal Breastfeeding Education

 

Prenatal Breastfeeding clases typically run 1.5 hours and may be done in a private setting or a group setting at the clients request. Classes cover the following:

 

  • breast and infant oral anatomy and physiology related to breastfeeding

  • benefits of breastfeeding

  • positioning techniques

  • what to expect in the first hours post birth

  • best eveidence based practices for successful breastfeeding in the early days and weeks

  • growth spurts, teething and infant feeding patterns

 

Contact me for more details.

Returning to Work and Breastfeeding

 

  • how to prepare baby for daycare

  • how to pump and maintain supply while returning to work

  • how to maintain breastfeeding while working

  • the benefits of breastfeeding while working 

 

Contact me for more details.

Introduction to Solids Class

 

  •  how and when to introduce solids

  •  Baby Led Feeding

  •  family foods/ allergies and intolerances

  •  how to prepare baby's food

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Contact me for more details.

Caitlin Black-Allen

Lactation Consultant

B'Ed, IBCLC

Tel: 647-836-4475

nurturelc@gmail.com

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