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A supportive starter program for intended parents, adoptive parents, and non-gestational parents who want to begin producing milk and establish a meaningful feeding relationship. This journey walks you step by step through the early phases of induced lactation/relactation, from planning to the first weeks with baby.
Includes:
Planning/Initial Consultation to review your medical history, timeline, and goals
Introduction to Induced Lactation and Relactation Class to understand protocols and realistic expectations
Five follow-up consultations during your induction and early feeding period
*any additional follow-ups at a 10% reduced rate (if you need extra support beyond the core plan)
A customized induced lactation protocol, coordinated with your medical team when needed
Ongoing protocol adjustments
Secure messaging support for day to day questions, adjustments, and encouragement
Partner/caregiver education when applicable
Pumping and equipment guidence
Extended client care coverage for scheduling, resources, and message coordination
Valid for 6 months from the start of your induction plan, so you’re supported through preparation, protocol, and those first weeks with your baby.
**Clinical questions sent outside of extended coverage hours will be answered by the IBCLC during the 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.
A supportive starter program for intended parents, adoptive parents, and non-gestational parents who want to begin producing milk and establish a meaningful feeding relationship. This journey walks you step by step through the early phases of induced lactation/relactation, from planning to the first weeks with baby.
Includes:
Planning/Initial Consultation to review your medical history, timeline, and goals
Introduction to Induced Lactation and Relactation Class to understand protocols and realistic expectations
Five follow-up consultations during your induction and early feeding period
*any additional follow-ups at a 10% reduced rate (if you need extra support beyond the core plan)
A customized induced lactation protocol, coordinated with your medical team when needed
Ongoing protocol adjustments
Secure messaging support for day to day questions, adjustments, and encouragement
Partner/caregiver education when applicable
Pumping and equipment guidence
Extended client care coverage for scheduling, resources, and message coordination
Valid for 6 months from the start of your induction plan, so you’re supported through preparation, protocol, and those first weeks with your baby.
**Clinical questions sent outside of extended coverage hours will be answered by the IBCLC during the 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.
