I help families move past the guesswork and find a version of feeding that actually works for them. Whether you are nursing, pumping, bottle-feeding, or still figuring it out, I meet you exactly where you are with zero judgment and nearly two decades of experience.
Before becoming an IBCLC, I worked as a Medical Laboratory Technologist, which grounds my care in solid clinical evidence. I also spent 10 years as a Birth Doula, giving me a deep understanding of how the "whole picture"—pregnancy, birth, and those early days—impacts how your baby feeds.
Parents often tell me I bring a sense of calm to the chaos. My goal isn't to give you a "one-size-fits-all" plan; it’s to provide practical, compassionate guidance tailored to yourbaby and your well-being.
I’m deeply committed to the lactation community, currently serving as Vice-Chair of the Saskatchewan Lactation Consultant Association (SLCA). I stay at the forefront of research so you don’t have to filter through the noise alone.
I’m a mom of four who has lived through cluster feeding and sleepless nights. When I’m not supporting families, you’ll likely find me with a chai tea latte in hand, believing firmly that parents need less pressure and more real support.
Before becoming an IBCLC, I worked as a Medical Laboratory Technologist, which grounds my care in solid clinical evidence. I also spent 10 years as a Birth Doula, giving me a deep understanding of how the "whole picture"—pregnancy, birth, and those early days—impacts how your baby feeds.
Parents often tell me I bring a sense of calm to the chaos. My goal isn't to give you a "one-size-fits-all" plan; it’s to provide practical, compassionate guidance tailored to yourbaby and your well-being.
I’m deeply committed to the lactation community, currently serving as Vice-Chair of the Saskatchewan Lactation Consultant Association (SLCA). I stay at the forefront of research so you don’t have to filter through the noise alone.
I’m a mom of four who has lived through cluster feeding and sleepless nights. When I’m not supporting families, you’ll likely find me with a chai tea latte in hand, believing firmly that parents need less pressure and more real support.