Support group vs Consult
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In support group you can ask general feeding questions vs. a consultation where we come up with an individual plan
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In support group I can model latching with a doll and crochet breast model and explain how to latch vs a consultation where paperwork has been signed and I can physically help you latch with consent
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In support group I can check on your flange size in a pump/flange you bring vs a consultation where I measure your nipple and provide flanges for you to try
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In support group I try my best to talk to each family with general lactation advice vs a consultation where 90 minutes is dedicated to you and your baby
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In support group I can discuss tongue ties and lip ties vs a consultation where I can perform a suck exam
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In general if your baby is experiencing high weight loss or if you are experiencing nipple damage it is better to first schedule an in-person lactation consultation. Click the button to call Ruth and see if you qualify for a covered lactation consultation in your home or in office.

The lactation support group is 90 minutes every Thursday dedicated to weighing your baby, hanging out with other parents, and a lactation consultant.

FAQs
Who is this group for?
This group is open to expecting parents and parents with their babies and support person.
Can I bring a pump or bottle?
Yes, you can! The one thing to consider when bringing a pump is we have only 1 outlet so if you bring a pump please plan for an alternative power source.
Do I need to preregister each time
Yes, preregistration is required each time. You can preregister below, or by texting Ruth at (619)-888-5730, or by emailing Hello@birthtobreast.com.