What We Can Help You With
Feeding your baby may be natural, but that doesn’t always mean it feels easy.
That’s where we come in. Whether you’re breastfeeding, bottle feeding, exclusively pumping, supplementing, or doing a little bit of everything, we’re here to support you, answer your questions, and help you reach the feeding goals that are right for you and your baby.
Our areas of lactation knowledge include:
Tongue and lip-tie concerns — assessing feeding and oral function, providing education, and connecting families with trusted local providers when appropriate
Slow or poor weight gain
Latch difficulties and nipple pain, including cracked or damaged nipples
Nipple shield support and weaning when appropriate
Oversupply, mastitis, plugged ducts, and breast discomfort
Medications and medical procedures that may impact lactation
Breastfeeding after breast reduction or augmentation
Low milk supply or other milk production concerns
Pumping support, including flange fittings and individualized pumping routines
Returning to work and maintaining your feeding goals
Prenatal and breastfeeding education
Bottle feeding and combination feeding support
Exclusive pumping
Weaning and feeding transitions
Where We Meet
Telehealth
Telehealth is a great option when meeting in person isn’t possible due to illness, distance, or scheduling needs. During your virtual visit, we can discuss your concerns in detail, observe a breast or bottle feeding session, and create an individualized plan to help you move forward with confidence.
In-Office
We’ve been welcoming families to our office since January 2023! Our goal is to make your visit feel comfortable, relaxed, and a little like home.
We have a variety of items available during your consultation, including nursing pillows, a comfortable furniture, diapers and wipes, bottles, toys, and pumping supplies to try. Just bring yourself and your baby—we’ll have plenty of the extras covered.
Address is: 123 N Tyler Rd, Suite 100. Wichita, KS 67209
Packages
Single Consultation
What’s Included
Your initial consultation is approximately 90 minutes and includes:
A review of both your and your baby’s history
A discussion about your feeding goals
Observation and assessment of a breast or bottle feeding session
A weight check
An oral function assessment, when appropriate
A personalized care plan with next steps
Follow-Up Visits
Follow-up visits are typically 45–60 minutes. We’ll review your progress and goals, observe a feeding, check your baby’s weight, reassess oral function when needed, and update your care plan.
Pricing
With Elisabeth, Kaylee, or Susan:
Initial in-office consultation: $195
Follow-up consultation: $170
Small Package
Our Small Package is designed for families who want continued support beyond the initial visit. Since many feeding journeys take more than one appointment, packages offer consistent care while also saving you money.
This package includes:
Initial consultation — 90 minutes
3 follow-up consultations — 60 minutes each
All visits are held in-office
Continued assessment, guidance, and customized care plans as your feeding journey progresses
Package Price: $680
Many of our families average around four visits, making this package a great option if you’re looking for ongoing support and continuity of care.
Large Package
Our Large Package is designed for families who want support before baby arrives and throughout the early feeding journey. It gives you consistent care, education, and follow-up as you and your baby settle in together.
This package includes:
Prenatal breastfeeding education — 90 minutes
Welcome Home Visit — 90 minutes, held in-office within the first week after your baby is home
3 follow-up consultations — 60 minutes each
Option to add an infant scale rental
Package Price: $785
This package is a great fit if you want to feel prepared before birth and have continued lactation support already in place once baby arrives.
What to Expect on Your First Visit
Your first visit is all about slowing down, looking at the whole picture, and understanding what is happening with feeding.
We’ll review your intake form, talk through your biggest concerns, and discuss your goals for feeding your baby. Your IBCLC will then:
Observe a breast or bottle feeding
Complete a weight check and weighted feed when appropriate
Assess latch, positioning, milk transfer, and overall feeding function
Complete an oral function assessment when indicated
Review observations and any photos taken during the assessment
Discuss recommendations, next steps, and answer your questions
Before you leave, we’ll make sure you understand the plan moving forward. You’ll receive a customized care plan within 24 hours with the recommendations and next steps discussed during your visit.
Our goal is for you to leave feeling heard, informed, and supported—with a clear plan for you and your baby.
Benefits of Our Consults
Our team brings a variety of backgrounds, training, and experience to every consultation. With IBCLCs, Registered Nurses, and a Certified Lactation Counselor on our team, we are able to look at feeding from multiple perspectives while keeping your individual goals at the center of your care.
Our consultations may include:
Looking at both parent and baby individually and together as a feeding dyad
Assessing feeding, latch, milk transfer, pumping, and bottle feeding
Knowledge of newborn development, behavior, and feeding patterns
Support through postpartum feeding changes and challenges
Recognizing concerns that may need additional evaluation from your medical provider
Creating an individualized plan based on your family’s needs and goals
Consistent support and collaboration throughout your feeding journey
You’re not just getting one perspective—you have a whole team supporting you and your baby.