Lactation Support
Private pay and Insurance clients accepted
3 Easy Options:
Have insurance?
Aetna, Medicaid, United Health Care, Cigna and many more are accepted. Lets get you started!
The process is quick and easy: often times same day or next day appointments.
2. Already enrolled with TLN or Wildflower?
They handle all of the insurance stuff, so we don’t have to. Visits are free and easy to schedule.
3. Self Pay
Not using insurance- I got you! Visits are easy to schedule; get the help you need when you need it!
What clients are saying….
** Prefer that I visit your home but baby is older than 5 weeks? I am happy to have our appointment at your home, for an additional Travel Fee.
As your IBCLC - Lactation Specialist, I Offer:
One-on-One Consultations: Tailored, evidence-based information and support for breastfeeding, pumping & bottle feeding challenges.
Lactation Education: Guidance on techniques, positions, pumping and managing milk supply.
Weighted Feeds: Weighing baby before a feed and then after helps us to know how baby is transferring milk.
Breastfeeding Support: Help with latch issues, sore nipples, and establishing a successful breastfeeding routine.
Emotional Reassurance: Understanding and encouragement to build your confidence.
A Solid Working Plan: You will leave our appointment knowing just what to do and how to do it. The guess work will be over.
Specialties: Working with babies whom have reflux, oral ties (tongue tie, lip tie), bottle refusal, a lot of tension and or fuss often.
Prenatal Education: Getting to know the basics and what to expect while you are pregnant is wonderful. You will be prepared for when baby come- know what to expect and how to make your transition easier.
— and so much more! Wondering if I can help about something not listed above- give me a call- I am happy to chat and see how I can help!
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Free to use- get connected with an IBCLC to help support your lactation journey. Prenatal and postpartum support.
Quickly and easily check elligibility with your insurance. No referral needed. same day appointments!
In-home, in-office or Telehealth care.
For more info: https://lactationnetwork.com
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Getting a Good Latch (how baby is on the breast) and positions
Basics- how often, how to, beginning, colostrum, mature milk, etc.
Benefits of Lactation for mama and Baby, Cleveland Clinic
WHO (World Health Organization)
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aka Baby-Friendly or BFHI
Hospitals must comply with policies to help promote BFing- these include 10 Steps & Int. Code of Ethics.
Check here to see if your hospital is “Baby-Friendly”
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Your local IBCLCs
Anna Rademaker, serving north west Denver and a 10 mile radius
Free Family Resources:
Circle of Parents (multiple groups)
Denver Health Lactation weekly meeting
Denver County Resource list, Lactation support (multiple hospitals, groups)
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Lactation Books:
Womanly Art of Breastfeeding, LLLi
Nursing Mother, Working Mother
Working and Breastfeeding Made Simple
Lactation Websites:
Sleep Resources:
Sleeping with Your Baby, Dr. McKenna
Baby/ Parenting:
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