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As a lactation consultant, I aim to support and guide new parents through their breastfeeding journey with authenticity, compassion, and a commitment to enhancing their overall experience. Understanding the individual needs and challenges of each parent and child is paramount in providing effective and empathetic care.
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​Authenticity

​​​Listening Attentively: Taking the time to understand your concerns and aspirations genuinely.Providing Tailored Advice: Offering guidance that is tailored to your specific needs instead of using a generic solution. My recommendations stem from experiences with past clients, rather than recycled information. 
Being Honest: Sharing the realities of breastfeeding, including both its challenges and rewards and setting realistic expectations of your experience. 
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​Compassionate Care

​Empathy: Acknowledging and validating your feelings and experiences 
Patience: Understanding that every breastfeeding journey is different and requires time and effort to navigate. 
​Support: Offering continuous encouragement and reassurance, especially during difficult moments.
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​Positive Contribution to Your Experience

​Empowering You: Providing you with the knowledge and skills needed to feel confident and capable of breastfeeding. 
Creating a Supportive Environment: Ensuring you feel comfortable and supported at every step of the way. 
​Celebrating Successes: Recognizing and celebrating milestones and achievements, no matter how small.
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Fee Structure & Service Details
​Whether you're experiencing difficulties with breastfeeding, have questions about milk supply, or simply need reassurance, a consult can offer personalized solutions tailored to your unique situation. IBCLCs bring a wealth of knowledge and compassion, ensuring that you feel empowered and confident in your breastfeeding journey. Remember, every step you take is a step towards supporting yourself and your baby. 
I’m delighted to have you have found me. As a dedicated lactation consultant, I am committed to supporting you and your baby on your breastfeeding journey. Whether you’re a first-time parent or have previous experience, I aim to provide personalized guidance and empower you with the knowledge and confidence you need for a successful breastfeeding experience.​
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​What I offer: 

Personalized Consultations: Tailored sessions to address your unique needs and concerns, ensuring you receive the support that’s right for you and your baby. 
In-Home Visits: Convenient in-home consultations that allow you and your baby to stay comfortable while receiving professional guidance. 
Virtual Support: Flexible online consultations for those who prefer remote assistance or are located outside my service area. 
​Breastfeeding Education: Comprehensive resources and education to prepare you for your breastfeeding journey, including prenatal classes and troubleshooting techniques.

​Why choose me:

​Certified Expertise: As an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), I bring years of experience and knowledge to support you effectively. I have been in practice for 15 years.
Compassionate Care: My approach is centred around empathy, patience, and respect, ensuring you feel supported and understood every step of the way. 
​Holistic Support: I consider the whole family’s needs, helping you foster a nurturing environment for both you and your baby.
Fee Structure & Service Details

If you would prefer not to use online booking or would like to go on my cancellation list, please fill out the form below.
CANCELLATION LIST OR SIMPLY NEED HELP BOOKING AN APPOINTMENT
​If you need more urgent help, please call or text 306-550-6143. Please leave your name, contact number and a few details about your scenario.   

Want more support than one single one-on-one session?

I offer a package program that includes 6 weeks of support!
​​​There is no such thing as a "little tongue tie".
A tongue tie is a functional issue. If there is a concern, there is a concern, doesn't matter if it feels big or small. Your concerns with breastfeeding matter! 
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"Just keep putting the baby to the breast to make more milk." In theory, putting a baby to the breast often to feed increases milk supply. In practice,  there are many babies that ineffectively feed, so milk removal is inadequate resulting in deceased milk supply & insufficient weight gain.  
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"Babies that are hungry will cry and let you know". Some babies will and some babies won't. This is dependent on a few factors, but primarily, babies who have good intake and good weight gain will. Babies who are struggling with intake, tired and slower to gain weight, often depend on parents to wake them and offer a feed.