Induced Lactation/Relactation Full Support Journey (1 year program)

$5,000.00

Our most comprehensive program for intended, adoptive, and non‑gestational parents who want full, wraparound support from the idea of induced lactation/ relactation well into your first year with baby. This is ideal if you’re using a surrogate, have a complex medical history, or simply know you thrive with close, ongoing guidance.

Includes:

  • Planning/Initial Consultation to set goals, explore options, and outline your timeline

  • Introduction to Induced Lactation and Re-lactation Class to understand protocols and realistic expectations

  • Multiple follow-up consultations to support you through induction, early feeds, pumping plans, bottle and supplement strategies, and feeding transitions

  • A personalized induced lactation protocol with ongoing adjustments as your body and baby respond

  • Partner/caregiver education as applicable

  • Secure messaging support throughout your journey

  • Pumping and equipment guidance

  • Return to work planning

  • Combination feeding guidance

  • Provider coordination as needed

  • Valid for 1 year. This means you’ll have expert support through induction, the early months of feeding, and any adjustments such as returning to work, combination feeding, or changing your goals.

  • Extended client care coverage for scheduling, resources, and message coordination

*Clinical questions received after business hours will be addressed by IBCLC during next business day

*What kind of milk supply can I expect?
Every body and every journey is different. Research and clinical experience tell us that some parents are able to develop a full milk supply through induced lactation, while many others make a partial supply and continue to use donor milk or formula as part of their plan.

In this program, we focus on helping you:

  • Use evidence based protocols safely and effectively

  • Maximize your body’s milk making potential

  • Build a feeding relationship that feels bonding and sustainable, whether your supply ends up full, partial, or focused on comfort nursing.

Our most comprehensive program for intended, adoptive, and non‑gestational parents who want full, wraparound support from the idea of induced lactation/ relactation well into your first year with baby. This is ideal if you’re using a surrogate, have a complex medical history, or simply know you thrive with close, ongoing guidance.

Includes:

  • Planning/Initial Consultation to set goals, explore options, and outline your timeline

  • Introduction to Induced Lactation and Re-lactation Class to understand protocols and realistic expectations

  • Multiple follow-up consultations to support you through induction, early feeds, pumping plans, bottle and supplement strategies, and feeding transitions

  • A personalized induced lactation protocol with ongoing adjustments as your body and baby respond

  • Partner/caregiver education as applicable

  • Secure messaging support throughout your journey

  • Pumping and equipment guidance

  • Return to work planning

  • Combination feeding guidance

  • Provider coordination as needed

  • Valid for 1 year. This means you’ll have expert support through induction, the early months of feeding, and any adjustments such as returning to work, combination feeding, or changing your goals.

  • Extended client care coverage for scheduling, resources, and message coordination

*Clinical questions received after business hours will be addressed by IBCLC during next business day

*What kind of milk supply can I expect?
Every body and every journey is different. Research and clinical experience tell us that some parents are able to develop a full milk supply through induced lactation, while many others make a partial supply and continue to use donor milk or formula as part of their plan.

In this program, we focus on helping you:

  • Use evidence based protocols safely and effectively

  • Maximize your body’s milk making potential

  • Build a feeding relationship that feels bonding and sustainable, whether your supply ends up full, partial, or focused on comfort nursing.