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Feeding isn't working — and you're both in tears.

Talk privately to an experienced lactation consultant — without the long public waitlist — for a real feeding plan built around you and your baby.

One-hour session · $120–250

Why reading about it only gets you so far

In the first weeks, feeding can feel like the hardest thing you've ever done — the pain, the latch that won't work, the fear your baby isn't getting enough — and everyone from your mum to the internet has a different, confident opinion.

The public help is real but rationed, and a private lactation consultant's home visit is $150–250 and rarely available at 2am when you're falling apart.

A private hour with an experienced lactation consultant gives you a calm, expert read on what's actually going wrong and a plan that fits your baby — without the conflicting advice.

What a conversation gives you

Who you’d speak with

Real, relevant professional experience — not a generic coach pitch.

Common questions

How do I know if my baby is getting enough?

A specialist can help you read the real signs — but if you're genuinely worried about your baby's weight or health, that's a GP or child-health-nurse question, and they'll tell you so plainly.

How fast can I talk to someone?

As quickly as we can arrange it — when feeding is falling apart you need help without a long waitlist, and we'll confirm timing with you before anything is booked.

What if I want to move to bottle or formula?

That's completely your call, and a good consultant supports it without judgement. The point is a plan that works for you and your baby — however you choose to feed.

What happens in a session?

A private video call: you talk through what's happening, the consultant reads what's going wrong, and you leave with a specific plan and some steadiness. Many people book a follow-up as things settle.

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