Your consultation is a one-on-one telehealth visit focused on understanding your unique situation. Before we discuss recommendations, we'll review your health history, breastfeeding goals, feeding concerns, medical history, and any previous evaluations.Together, we'll identify the factors contributing to your challenges and develop a personalized, evidence-informed plan that feels realistic and manageable.You'll leave with clear next steps—not just another list of things to try.

A consultation may be helpful if you've tried common strategies without lasting improvement or you're looking for a deeper understanding of what's contributing to your breastfeeding or recovery challenges.Common reasons families schedule include:Low milk supplyPumping concernsBreastfeeding painInfant weight gain concernsTriple feedingInduced lactationPostpartum recovery challengesHormonal or medical factors affecting feedingIf you're unsure, you're welcome to contact me before scheduling.

Jennifer can assess whether lab work or medication support may be appropriate as part of your lactation medicine visit. Your plan is tailored to you and built around your symptoms, history, and feeding goals.

Many complex lactation and postpartum concerns can be effectively evaluated through telehealth. My consultations combine advanced clinical assessment with detailed history-taking to help uncover the factors contributing to feeding challenges, low milk supply, and postpartum recovery concerns.If I believe an in-person evaluation or additional medical care is needed, I'll explain why and help guide you toward the appropriate next step.

Yes. As a lactation medicine practice, we can discuss how medications, supplements, and medical conditions may affect breastfeeding and milk supply. We use evidence-based guidance and can help you make a plan that fits your feeding goals.

Yes. Advanced low milk supply visits are designed for situations that need a deeper look. We review your history, current feeding pattern, milk removal, and any relevant medical factors to help identify possible causes and next steps.

Yes. We offer induced lactation and relactation support for parents who want to begin or rebuild milk production. Your plan may include a clinical review, feeding strategy, pumping guidance, and, when appropriate, lab work or medication discussion.

Yes. Follow-up visits are available when you need continued support, plan adjustments, or help tracking progress over time. This is often helpful for more complex feeding concerns or low milk supply workups.

We support a wide range of complex feeding concerns, including latch pain, low milk supply, pumping issues, oversupply, bottle refusal, combo feeding, relactation, and other breastfeeding medicine questions. Care is personalized so we can focus on the specific issue affecting you and your baby.