Your FeedingSupport System.

I provide 1:1 virtual lactation consultations to families from all over. I also offer in home consultations in Orange County, California!

If you are located in Orange County and would like an in home consult, here are the areas that I serve! Please email me at hello@lactationwithdanielle.com to book your in home consult!

Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Fountain Valley, Westminster, Corona Del Mar, Santa Ana, Tustin, Orange, Irvine, Seal Beach, Los Alamitos, Garden Grove, Long Beach, and Cypress.

If you do not live in these areas, no problem! Feel free to book a virtual consult with me!

If you're struggling with breastfeeding, pumping, bottle feeding, starting solids, or looking to prepare for breastfeeding before your baby arrives, a 1:1 infant feeding consult gives you the expert support you need—right from the comfort of your home.

Here’s what you can expect:

Personalized Support
Every baby and every feeding journey is different. During your consult, I’ll take time to understand what’s going on with your baby, your feeding routine, and any specific concerns you have—like latch pain, low milk supply, oversupply, bottle refusal, or pumping struggles. If you are pregnant, we will go over your goals and all the lactation info you need to know to help set you up for success!

Full Feeding Assessment
We’ll look at your baby’s latch, positioning, feeding behavior, and weight history (if available). You’ll get real-time feedback, hands-on guidance, and practical tips you can use right away.

Clear, Evidence-Based Guidance
I’ll explain what’s normal, what might need attention, and what steps we can take to get feeding back on track. No more second-guessing or late-night Googling.

A Custom Plan That Fits Your Life
You’ll receive a simple, personalized care plan designed to support you and your baby—whether you’re breastfeeding, pumping, combo feeding, transitioning to formula, starting solids, or weaning.

Ongoing Support Between Visits
After our session, you’ll have access to secure messaging through the client portal for any follow-up questions or updates between visits.

Feeding support isn’t just for breastfeeding problems—it’s for every parent looking for guidance and peace of mind. Whether you're pregnant, nursing, pumping, starting solids, or weaning, a 1:1 consult can help you feel more confident and supported in your feeding journey.

Here’s who can benefit:

Pregnant Moms
Learn what to expect with breastfeeding, how milk supply works, how to prepare for latch and feeding after birth, and how to avoid common challenges.

Nursing Moms
Get support with painful latch, fussiness at the breast, milk supply concerns, nipple pain, or frequent nursing. I’ll help you understand what’s normal—and what’s not.

Exclusive Pumping Moms
Build a sustainable pumping routine, increase or regulate supply, choose the right pump settings, and troubleshoot issues like clogged ducts, low or oversupply.

Starting Solids
Not sure when or how to start? Learn about signs of readiness, baby-led weaning, combo feeding, and how solids impact nursing or bottle routines.

Moms Preparing to Wean
Whether you're weaning from breast, bottle, or pump—get step-by-step guidance to make the process gentle and supported for both you and baby.

Yes—virtual baby feeding consults can be highly effective, offering expert guidance, personalized support, and real-time troubleshooting from the comfort of your home. Whether you're navigating breastfeeding, pumping, bottle feeding, combo feeding, or weaning, virtual consults are a powerful option—especially during those early, often overwhelming days.

Through video, I can assess:

• Latch and positioning

• Pumping technique, setup, and flange sizing

• Bottle feeding and pacing

• Oral anatomy and function

• Feeding behavior and cues

• Low supply, oversupply, and weaning

What about limitations?
It’s true—some in-person tools like weighted feeds (weighing baby before and after a feed to measure milk intake) can’t be done virtually unless you have access to a high-precision baby scale at home. However, we can often estimate milk transfer through:

• Diaper output

• Feeding behavior and duration

• Baby’s weight trends (with pediatric records)

• Pump output (if applicable)

• Your personal observations and symptoms

If more detailed measurements are ever needed, I’ll help guide you toward trusted local resources or collaborate with your pediatrician or in-person lactation support when appropriate.

The advantage of virtual?
You’re in your natural feeding environment, where challenges typically occur. You don’t need to pack a bag, travel with your baby, or delay support. You also get continued messaging support between follow-ups, so you’re never left wondering what to do next.

Virtual consults are flexible, effective, and judgment-free—and can make a big difference in your feeding journey.

For in person support: 1 hour

For virtual support: 45 minutes

This gives us plenty of time to discuss your concerns, observe feeding (if baby is ready), and create a plan that works for you and your baby.

After your session, you’ll also have access to secure messaging support between follow-ups—so you can ask questions, share updates, and continue getting guidance after our time together. Do keep in mind that any new questions or issues that arise will require a follow up appointment

You’re never left guessing—you’ll have real-time support as you move through your feeding journey.

To help you get the most out of your 1:1 feeding consult, here’s how to prepare:

1. Find a Quiet, Comfortable Space
Choose a calm spot in your home with good lighting (ideally near a window or lamp) where you can sit comfortably with your baby. A couch, bed, or nursing chair works great!

2. Bring Your Baby Ready to Feed (if possible)
If timing works out, try to schedule your consult around a usual feeding time. This allows me to observe a feeding, assess latch, and guide you in real time.
Don’t stress if baby isn’t hungry—we’ll still go over everything you need!

3. Gather Your Feeding Supplies
Have any items you regularly use nearby, such as:

• Your breast pump (if pumping)

• Bottles or nipple shields

• A nursing pillow or burp cloth

• Any supplements or feeding tools you've been using

4. Complete Your Intake Form
Be sure to fill out your intake form before your consult. It helps me learn about your feeding goals, history, and any current challenges so we can make the most of our time together.

5. Prepare Your Questions
Jot down any concerns or questions you want to be sure we cover—big or small. This is your time, and I want you to leave feeling confident and supported.

6. Tech Check (Virtual only)
You’ll receive a Zoom link before your consult. Make sure your device is charged and your camera and microphone are working so we can see and hear each other clearly.

7. Video Submissions (Optional but Highly Helpful!) Virtual only
If you won’t have someone available to assist with the camera during the call—or if baby is sleepy or uncooperative—I may request a few short video clips ahead of our session. These can include:

• Baby latching and feeding at breast or bottle

• Pumping sessions (if applicable)

• Your baby’s mouth for a basic visual oral assessment (lip, tongue, palate mobility)

• General positioning and body movement during feeding

These videos give me a more complete view of what's going on and help me better support you, especially when live observation might be limited.

All consults are private pay only at this time. FSA/HSA cards are accepted!

Pricing:

In home consult: $120

Virtual Consult: $60

Please view the consults page to learn more about how I can support you during a lactation consultation!

To book a consult, head over to the consults page and press the book button. It will take you directly to my calendar! If you do not see a date or time that works for you and you would like to get on my schedule, please email me at hello@lactationwithdanielle.com

It is best to be seen by lactation ASAP. With lactation, it is so important to be proactive! It isn’t just for when things go wrong. Lactation is on going care just like when you schedule multiple check in visits with your OB. Continued lactation care helps to keep things on track and prevent any future issues from coming up.