Regina Lactation Consultant | IBCLC Infant Feeding Support
Breastfeeding is natural—but it’s not always easy. Most guides show perfect scenarios that rarely match real life. I help families overcome breastfeeding struggles and find a feeding approach that actually works—grounded in nearly two decades of experience and tailored to your experience.
I help families navigate feeding beyond the newborn stage—drawing on 18 years of real-life experience with babies of all ages. My community-based, science-informed approach supports you and your family every step of the way.
There Is No Manual for This
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Hi, I’m Kim Smith — IBCLC, former birth doula, “retired” medical laboratory technologist, wife, and mom of four.
Since 2010, I’ve supported families through the 3 AM tears, painful latches, milk supply worries, pumping confusion, and the quiet, “Is this normal?” questions. Feeding your baby shouldn’t feel like a constant uphill battle. I help you: Understand what’s happening. Reduce stress and frustration. Feel confident and capable as a parent. |
How We Can Work Together
Whether you are breastfeeding, pumping, bottle-feeding, or doing a mix — I meet you exactly where you are.
Initial Feeding Consultation
90 Minutes | $157 | In-Home or Virtual
A full, unhurried assessment of both you and your baby. We look at: • Latch and feeding mechanics • Oral function • Nipple and breast comfort • Milk supply questions • Infant weight gain • Pumping and bottle-feeding • Birth history and contributing factors You’ll receive a written care plan in your secure client portal after our visit. Book Initial Consultation |
Initial Consultation + Bodywork Integration135 Minutes | $157 | In-Home
As I continue my training in Craniosacral Therapy (CST), I am currently offering a complimentary 30–45 minute gentle bodywork integration within your consult. This practice component is optional and included at no additional cost while I complete clinical training hours. Ideal for babies experiencing: • Birth-related tension • Feeding discomfort • Fussiness • Difficulty settling Book Integrated Session |
Initial + Follow-Up BundleInitial Consultation and Follow Up | $247
For families who want continuity and structured support from start to stability. View Bundle Option |
Virtual Support30 Minutes | $67
Focused troubleshooting for smaller concerns, pumping questions, or quick pivots. Book Virtual Visit |
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Follow-Up Consultation+ Bodywork Integration90 Minutes | $107 | In-Home
As I continue my training in Craniosacral Therapy (CST), I am currently offering a complimentary 30–45 minute gentle bodywork integration within your consult. This practice component is optional and included at no additional cost while I complete clinical training hours. Book Integrated Session |
What Happens During a Visit?
During our time together, I may:
• Take a detailed feeding and health history • Observe a feeding session • Assess oral function • Examine parent comfort and healing • Discuss supply and weight gain • Identify root causes of ongoing challenges After the visit, you receive: • Clear action steps • Relevant handouts • Secure messaging for clarification |
Expertise You Can Trust.
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You Don’t Have to Figure This Out AloneStruggling does not mean you’re failing.
If you’re ready for clear answers and experienced support, I’m here. |
Breastfeeding Support in Regina & Surrounding Communities
Travel outside Regina is available; however, it's necessary to coordinate.
Please contact me before booking.
Mileage is billed at $0.65/km.
Please contact me before booking.
Mileage is billed at $0.65/km.
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Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) Breastfeeding Support Regina | IBCLC Regina | Lactation Consultant Saskatchewan 306-550-6143 [email protected] |
Quick facts:
IBCLC since 2010 — over 15 years of supporting families through the beautiful ups and downs of feeding. Advancing my training in CranioSacral Therapy (CST) — integrating gentle, restorative bodywork to help babies release birth tension and feed with greater ease. Certified TummyTime™ Method Instructor — helping babies grow strong, mobile, and comfortable from the start. Former Birth Doula (10 years) — because I know firsthand that how a baby enters the world deeply impacts how they feed. Retired Medical Laboratory Technologist — grounding my clinical care in both hard science and heart-led compassion. Wife and Mom of Four — I’ve lived through the cluster feeding, the sleepless nights, and everything in between. Chai Tea Latte Enthusiast — because a little comfort goes a long way. |