It's More Than Milk Lactation Services offers online lactation services. Our goal is to empower families experiencing lactation difficulty with knowledge, compassion, and support. Breastfeeding is a natural way to feed your baby, but it doesn't come naturally for many families. A HIPPA-compliant platform is used for all online services. No part of your visit will be recorded.
Online consultation services are available to families living outside of the Austin area. Online consultations can be useful for a variety of reasons including:
Guidance with lactation and returning to work/school
Questions for the IBCLC
A check in between visits
Special circumstances, such as weaning, inducing lactation, and lactation after infant loss
Concerns with an older breastfed infant, such as transition to solid food and nursing strikes
Cuddle & Flow: Virtual Prenatal Visit
Expecting a new baby? This private 1:1 prenatal visit is for a family preparing to make milk for their baby. A partner or other family member is encouraged to attend. This class is informative and there’s plenty of time for questions.
Topics covered can include:
Feeding frequency/duration
Typical newborn behavior
Initiating breastfeeding immediately after birth
Addressing past lactation concerns, health issues, or lifestyle choices that can affect making milk (if applicable)
Creating a custom breastfeeding plan to ensure that breastfeeding starts right
Going over your breast pump, pillow, and any other equipment that you have
SELF PAY: $200 (90-120 MINUTES)
Virtual Postpartum Consultation
An online lactation consultation is up to 60 minutes long. Additional time is measured in 30-minute increments. Your visit notes will be available and sent to your baby's provider in 24 hours.
A virtual visit can include:
Guidance with lactation, pumping, and returning to work/school
Questions for the IBCLC
A check in between visits
Special circumstances, such as weaning, inducing lactation, and lactation after infant loss
Concerns with an older breastfed infant, such as transition to solid food and nursing strikes
Weaning