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When to Call for Breastfeeding Help

Below are some common breastfeeding concerns of new and experienced mothers that may require an in-home lactation consultation. This is not an exhaustive list; please feel free to call with ANY questions or concerns you may have.

Breastfeeding is painful
Nipples are damaged
Your breasts are sore or ache, especially when accompanied by fever
You need help with positioning and latch
You have trouble waking your baby to nurse
Your newborn is not stooling or wetting diapers
Your newborn is jaundiced (yellow in color)
Breastfeeding multiples
Breastfeeding a premature baby or baby with special needs
You or your baby have medical conditions and have been told you need to wean
Inducing lactation for adoption or relocating
You need to develop a plan for breastfeeding and returning to work or school

I am so glad to have you as a consultant!!!! I tell everyone I know that if it had not been for you I probably would not have had the birth I always wanted or the Breastfeeding relationship and passion for nursing!!!! You are the best!
Jen A., Coeur d'Alene

Melissa is a true gem. She is patient and kind, highly knowledgeable, and willing to help a mother and baby in need at any time of day or night. I give credit to her for the patience she exhibited in walking me thorough the first weeks of breastfeeding; even at 2am when I was frantic, she helped me hold it together. It is because of her that I did not give up; and I successfully nursed my second child for a whole year. I highly recommend her services!
Rachel T., Pennsylvania

Melissa Morgan was fabulous! She has such a peaceful demeanor and made something stressful not so stressful. And she actually listened! So happy with her help today.
Julie D., Spokane

I am very grateful to have had Melissa's support.
Elizabeth C., Coeur d'Alene

Melissa, you are fantastic and my only complaint is that I didn't know you when I was having trouble with my older child. I really think that without your help, I would have switched to formula and given up breastfeeding. Thank you!
Ashley P., Coeur d'Alene

She really helped me. The instant she walked into my home, I was instantly at ease. Melissa answered all my questions about the issues I was having, and then to be able to see her once a week at mothers haven... I learned a lot about nursing and it was a great experience.
Kate H., Spokane

Just wanted to thank you for your class! Because of you I was able to help my SIL get her teeny babe latched without a nipple shield, which she had been given in the hospital!
Courtney P., Spokane

I wanted to thank you so much for the help you gave us at Lemon Drop Lollipop when you were co-leading a breastfeeding support group there. You are the reason I was able to continue breastfeeding, get my son off formula, and him start gaining weight. Your encouragement and knowledge in that very emotional stressful time was a God send. Thank you so much for the help you give! Your suggestion of a breastfeeding marathon is what saved us, plus latch support. Thank you again, so much!
Breanne, Chattaroy

I just wanted to thank you for your wisdom that you shared with me. I breastfed my now (almost) 9 year old daughter for 3.5 years. She started preschool and was still nursing . It was because of the things you said that made me feel brave enough to nip even after she was well past the publically "acceptable" age. I have a new nursling now, he is almost 7 months and loves mommy's milk. I just wanted to say thank you!
Alicia H.,

Thank you so much for our visit. I had no idea of the time and THAT is a true testament to your dedication to helping others. Thank you for giving of yourself.
Jonell A.,

Your assessing tongue tie saved our breastfeeding. Thank you so much!
Amanda M.,

Your knowledge and desire to help was a huge blessing. Thank you for your calm strength that helped me feel sane when I was around you. It was a rough start to breastfeeding, but it's so heavenly now. I'm so thankful I stuck with it and didn't give up. We are nursing happily and I no longer cringe, cry, or fear feedings.
Amber M.,

Melissa was my saving grace when it came to breastfeeding! I was so discouraged when my daughter and I started seeing her at 1 week postpartum. She never doubted our abilities to succeed and now after a month, we have graduated from seeing her and we are doing so well. I am confident that we will be able to continue to breastfeed as long as my daughter is willing. I can never thank her enough for helping us succeed and I would highly recommend her to anyone!
Caitlyn H., Spokane

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