
Lactation
Services
SUPPORTING YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ALONG YOUR FEEDING JOURNEY!
The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and World Health Organization (WHO) currently recommends that infants be fed breast milk exclusively for the first 6 months. Breast pain with feeding is the most common reason for earlier than desired weaning. Research shows that seeing an IBCLC prenatally can improve the overall lactation experience as well as improve the total length of lactation due to reduced complications. At Women in Motion our IBCLC team is ready to support you.
Learn more about our lactation support services designed to support your feeding journey from start to finish

Lactation Support Services
Prenatal Lactation
Preparing for your baby’s arrival includes preparing for feeding. Our prenatal lactation consultations, led by IBCLCs, provide personalized education and guidance to help you feel confident, supported, and ready no matter what your feeding goals look like.
Personalized Education
Practical Guidance
Medical & Lifestyle Support
Continuity of Care
Our goal is to help you feel confident, prepared, and supported in your feeding journey—before your baby even arrives.
Postpartum Lactation
Feeding your baby can feel joyful, challenging, or sometimes both. Our IBCLCs provide personalized, compassionate care to help you navigate every stage of your feeding journey—so you feel supported, informed, and confident.
Expert Guidance
Personalized Care
Postpartum Support
Confidence & Comfort
Our goal is to equip you with the tools, knowledge, and confidence to feed your baby in a way that works for you with expert support every step of the way.
Flange Fitting
The average nipple diameter is 13mm however the standard flange size that comes with your breast pump is 24mm.
Why is it important to have a properly fitted flange?
Comfort
Efficiency
Milk Yield
Prevention of clogged milk ducts & mastitis
We believe the best time to get fitted is when you plan to start pumping
Therapeutic Ultrasound
According to the research women experiencing symptoms of a clogged milk duct that received an average of 3.3 therapeutic ultrasound treatments were able to:
Improve milk flow
Resolve clogged milk ducts and prevent reoccurance
Prevent the inflammatory cascade (mastitis & breast abscess)
Reduce pain levels
We know changes in lactation can come up unexpectedly so our team is committed to offering evenings and weekend options!
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