Full-spectrum support means care through all reproductive outcomes, including:

• pregnancy decision support

• abortion support (before and after)

• miscarriage and pregnancy loss support

• parenting support and transition care

This support is confidential, nonjudgmental, and centered on your needs.

Postpartum support can look different for every family. It may include:

• newborn care support (so you can rest)

• feeding support + troubleshooting

• emotional support + reassurance

• light household help (dishes, tidying, baby-related tasks)

• education on newborn cues, sleep, recovery

• helping you feel more confident as you transition home

It’s support without judgment—you don’t have to do it all alone.

Lactadoula LLC offers IBCLC-led lactation support and full-spectrum doula care, including:

• Lactation consultations (in-home or virtual)

• Prenatal feeding education + birth planning

• Postpartum doula support

• Birth doula support (labor + delivery)

• Lactation packages with ongoing support postpartum

• Full-spectrum support (pregnancy choices, abortion, miscarriage/loss support)

• End-of-life doula support (comfort support, planning, caregiver support

Getting started is simple. Reach out through our contact form or schedule a call—we’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way.

A lactation consult is supportive, personalized, and practical. Depending on your goals, we may cover:

• feeding assessment and history

• latch/positioning support

• pumping plans and flange sizing guidance

• milk supply concerns (low or oversupply)

• nipple pain, clogged ducts, mastitis prevention support

• bottle feeding strategies + paced feeding

• supplementation plans (if needed)

• creating a realistic feeding plan for your life

You’ll leave with a clear plan and next steps, plus resources you can actually use.

Do you help with bottle feeding too?

Yes — 100%.
Feeding support is not one-size-fits-all. I support:

• exclusive breastfeeding

• exclusive pumping

• combo feeding

• formula feeding

• donor milk and supplementation

My goal is a healthy baby and a supported parent, whatever feeding journey you choose.

Common reasons families book include:

• painful latch or nipple damage

• low milk supply or slow weight gain

• oversupply, engorgement, leaking

• pumping, returning to work, building a freezer stash

• combo feeding or supplementing

• nursing strikes, fussy feeding, frequent feeding

• tongue tie concerns (and feeding support before/after release)

• twins or prematurity feeding support

• weaning support and transition planning

If you’re struggling, you don’t need to “wait and see.” You deserve support now.

Prenatal support is ideal between 28–36 weeks, but it’s helpful at any point in pregnancy.
It’s especially helpful if you:

• had feeding challenges with a prior baby

• have PCOS, thyroid concerns, diabetes, breast surgery history

• are expecting multiples

• want pumping education or a return-to-work plan

• just want to feel confident before baby arrives.

Yes—overnight support may be available on a limited basis.
Overnight care is designed to help families rest while receiving newborn and feeding support.

How long are appointment

Most lactation consults are 60–90 minutes, depending on complexity and goals.
Follow-ups are often shorter, and virtual check-ins are a great option after the first visit.

I serve families in and around the Madison, WI area.
In-home visits are available within my local service radius, and virtual visits are available anywhere.
If you’re unsure that you’re not in range, reach out—I’m happy to confirm.

Helpful items:

• baby (hungry if possible!)

• nursing pillow (if you use one)

• pump + parts (if pumping)

• bottles and nipples you use

• any supplements or tools (nipple shield, etc.)

• your questions + feeding goals

Don’t stress if you don’t have everything — we work with what you have.