Services summary

  • Virtual $150, or in-home $200. Before baby’s arrival, usually 32-36 weeks gestation. About 1hr.

  • $400 in-home only. A comprehensive assessment in NYC area. About 1-1.5hr.

    Please note, if covered by insurance 1.5hr max time allotment.

  • $200. In-home after initial consult, about 1hr-1.5hr

  • Virtual consult anywhere in the United States ranging from 15-90min.

    15min $50

    30min $95

    60min $160

    Initial Consult $200 (new patients who have not been seen before, including full feeding observation up to 90min)

  • Virtual $100 or in-home $150. Detailing pumping schedules, flange fit, pump settings, cleaning and storage. About 45min-1hr

  • Most major insurances accepted through The Lactation Network or Wildflower for up to 90min consultations. Visit FAQ page for details.

  • If located outside of Manhattan, travel fee varies by location.

    Please inquire for details.

A few more details…

From prenatal consults, to working together with baby, and follow up appointments, I am here to help you every step of the way. My mission is to empower you to find the feeding journey that feels right for you and your baby. Each family is unique so I tailor each session to the specific needs of your family and your baby. Read below to see why this could be right for you!

  • Best for developing a relationship that will last through your feeding journey

    Must be located in New York City area

    Outside Upper East Side travel fee varies based on location

    Cancellations 24hrs in advance refundable

    Accepting most major insurances & self-pay

  • Best for specific issues or questions that need immediate attention

    All virtual anywhere in the United States

    Held through secure zoom link

    Cancellations 24hrs in advance refundable

    Accepting most major insurances & self-pay

  • Severe engorgement and/or mastitis

    Sore/cracked/bleeding nipples

    Slow weight gain

    Latch issues 

    Positioning help

    Breasts don’t feel empty after feeds

    Milk supply concerns

    It doesn’t feel right

    It’s important to you

    You don’t know where to start

    You’ve struggled in the past

    Any reason you want!

    Disclaimer- if you are ever worried about your child’s well-being do not wait for an LC, call your Pediatrician or 911 immediately *

  • Full medical history of mom and baby

    Oral assessment of baby

    Mother’s breast assessment

    Observed feeding

    Bottle feeding if requested

    Use of breast pump if requested

    Detailed plan for feeding needs

    Follow up via text/call/email for continued support

    Any and all questions answered!