A Guided Pumping Meditation Can Improve Milk Output

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Nutrition Support for the Lactation

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Lactation Nursing Strikes: When Your Baby Refuses to Nurse

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Fueling Pospartum Recovery and Lactation

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Gentle Weaning at One Year and Beyond

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How Can an IBCLC Assist with Tongue Tie in the Breastfeeding Infant?

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Troubleshooting Your Breastpump: Why Your Pump Might Be Losing Pressure

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Baby-Led Breastfeeding

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Insurance Coverage for Lactation Visits

Know your lactation insurance benefits.

Georgina Lile, IBCLC is an in-network provider for Aetna and Coventry.

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When Your Baby Doesn't Latch

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What is Nipple Confusion?

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Colostrum is Supermilk!

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Benefits of Skin-to-Skin Contact for Mom and Baby

What Is Skin-to-Skin Contact?

Skin-to-skin means your baby is placed belly-down, directly on your chest, right after they are born. Your care provider may dry them off, put on a hat, and cover you both with a warm blanket as your baby gets settled on your chest.