Virtual Induced Lactation Consultation
Expert Online Lactation Support
Get personalized, evidence-based virtual induced lactation support from a Family Nurse Practitioner & Board-Certified IBCLC — all from the comfort of your home. Our Virtual Induced Lactation Consultations help you plan and prepare to make milk without pregnancy, making expert care accessible when and where you need it most.
What Is a Virtual Induced Lactation Consultation?
A virtual induced lactation consultation is a secure, one-on-one telehealth visit designed for non-gestational parents who want to produce milk without a recent pregnancy. Virtual care allows for personalized planning, ongoing support, and flexibility—so you can make informed decisions and feel confident feeding your baby.
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During your visit, we can help with:
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Determining whether induced lactation or relactation is appropriate for your goals
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Creating an individualized induced lactation or pumping plan
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Review of medical history, medications, and hormonal considerations
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Setting realistic expectations for milk production and supplementation
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Developing a feeding plan that supports bonding at the breast or chest
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Pump selection, flange fitting guidance, and pumping schedules
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Discuss herbal supplements and prescription medications used in the process
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Planning for combination feeding, donor milk, or formula use when needed

Who Should Consider This Consult?
Virtual Induced Lactation Consultations are ideal if you:
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Non-gestational parents planning to feed a baby without a recent pregnancy
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Adoptive parents preparing for infant feeding
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Intended parents in surrogacy arrangements
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Partners in LGBTQ+ families interested in induced or shared lactation
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Parents considering relactation after a break from breastfeeding
These visits work well for both first-time parents and experienced parents seeking additional support.
What to Expect in Your Virtual Visit
Your 60 minute virtual induced lactation consultation includes:
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A detailed review of your health history and feeding goals
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Individualized guidance for induced lactation options based on your values
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Realistic expectation settingPersonalized feeding plan that supports bonding and infant nutrition—whether that includes partial milk production, combination feeding, donor milk, or formula
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Time for questions
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Planning next steps for ongoing support.
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Why Choose Virtual Care?
Virtual lactation consultations offer:
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Convenient access to expert lactation support
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Flexible scheduling that fits your family’s needs
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Evidence-based care without travel or waiting rooms
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Ongoing guidance during a vulnerable and important time
Telehealth lactation support is a proven, effective way to receive high-quality care while prioritizing comfort, safety, and continuity.
Who Will You Meet With?
Your consultation is led by a dual-credentialed Family Nurse Practitioner & Board-Certified IBCLC, offering a unique blend of medical expertise and advanced lactation care. This allows us to look beyond surface-level symptoms and consider underlying factors that may be affect lactation success, such as hormonal influences or health history.
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This approach ensures your care is:
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Evidence-based
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Clinically informed
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Compassionate and individualized
Telehealth Details & Pricing
Initial Induced Lactation Consultation
60 minutes
Self-Pay: $175
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F/U Induced Lactation Consultation
30 minutes
Self-Pay: $125
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Virtual Consultation:
HIPAA-secure telehealth platform​
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Available States:
Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Carolina, Texas
FAQs About Induced Lactation Consultations
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Is induced lactation possible without taking hormones or medications?
In some cases, yes. Induced lactation can involve pumping-only approaches, hormonal support, medications, or a combination of strategies. We’ll review safe, evidence-based options and help you decide what aligns best with your health history and comfort level.
How much milk can I expect to produce with induced lactation?
Milk production varies widely. Some parents produce a partial milk supply, while others may produce very small amounts or none at all. We focus on realistic expectation setting and creating a feeding plan that supports bonding, infant nutrition, and your personal goals.
Can you help if I plan to use donor milk or formula?
Yes. Induced lactation consultations include guidance on combination feeding, donor milk use, and formula feeding when needed. Our goal is to support safe, confident infant feeding—not pressure exclusive breastfeeding.
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Do you provide ongoing support after the initial consultation?
Follow-up visits are available to adjust your plan, troubleshoot pumping or supply concerns, and provide continued guidance as your feeding journey evolves.
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