Find breastfeeding support for you and your baby at Ogden Clinic Kaysville. Stephanie Harrison FNP-C is Ogden Clinic’s lactation consultant—helping with issues from supply to latching and pumping guidance.
Breastfeeding can take time for both you and your baby to learn. If feeding is painful, your baby is struggling to latch, or you’re worried about your milk supply, you don’t have to figure it out alone. Ogden Clinic’s lactation consulting services provide personalized breastfeeding support for parents and babies.
How Can a Lactation Consultant Help?
Sometimes a small adjustment can make a big difference. Other times, breastfeeding concerns take a little more troubleshooting. A lactation consultant can observe a feeding, answer your questions, and help you feel more confident about what comes next.
We can help with…
Difficulty getting or maintaining a good latch
Pain or discomfort while breastfeeding
Low milk supply, increasing or maintaining
Breastfeeding positions and techniques
Pumping and expressing breast milk
Creating a feeding or pumping routine
General breastfeeding questions and concerns
Is My Baby Getting Enough Milk?
Worrying about milk supply is common, especially during the first weeks of breastfeeding. Changes in how often your baby feeds, how your breasts feel, or how much you pump can leave you wondering whether your baby is getting enough. A lactation consultant can help you better understand milk production, your baby's feeding patterns, and signs that feeding is going well.
Breastfeeding Shouldn't Be Painful
Some tenderness can happen as you and your baby adjust to breastfeeding, but ongoing or significant pain is worth addressing. A shallow latch, positioning difficulties, or other feeding concerns may contribute to soreness and discomfort. Working with a lactation consultant can help identify the source of the problem and make breastfeeding more comfortable.
Get Breastfeeding Help at Ogden Clinic
You don't have to wait until you're ready to give up to ask for help. Whether breastfeeding has been difficult from the beginning or a new concern has come up, lactation support can help you understand what's happening. Make an appointment today to get started with lactation support.
