Our Services

-Prenatal preparation for breastfeeding

-Twins and preterm feeding

-Latch and positioning support

-Nipple pain & care

-Pump selection & fitting

-Tongue-tie assessment

-Post tongue-tie release support

-Managing engorgement & supply

-Weaning off triple feeding & nipple shields

-Optimizing bottle-feeding/managing bottle refusal

-Managing allergies such as cows milk protein allergy (CMPA)

I am a Registered Midwife with the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM), an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), and member of the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine (ABM).

Some insurance companies have extended benefits and do cover visits with an IBCLC. Please check with your insurance provider. We do not do direct billing, but will provide an invoice that you can submit. 

MSP in British Columbia covers lactation support by a registered midwife in 6 weeks postpartum with approval from your maternity provider. After you book, we submit the approval documents to your provider. Once we have those back, the visit will be fully covered. If you are over 6 weeks postpartum, please refer to our private options which can be submitted to some insurance companies.

This class is taught for one hour, over 3 consecutive Saturday’s. We cover prenatal preparation for feeding, the first latch, how to establish milk supply, latching, managing discomfort, when to pump/bottle feed, milk storage, etc. This class is free with approval from your GP/Midwife.

Absolutely. I offer bottle-feeding troubleshooting. Whether your baby is not feeding well on the bottle or you are having a hard time getting in enough volume, I’d be happy to work with you. 

We can support a baby with feeding at any age, however our expertise are within the first 4 months.

You will get a full summary of our conversation in an easy to read PDF with actionable steps to work on before our follow-up where we will continue to progress in the plan. Most of my feeding plans are done in stages. 

Coming Soon.

Our online prenatal breastfeeding course is titled “Breastfeeding Breakthrough: Why the first week matters most”. 

In this course, geared towards expectant families, I walk you through how to prepare to feed your baby and what to expect in the first few weeks. We will also discuss troubleshooting common issues and how a support person or partner can help.