IBCLC Lactation Services

No matter the questions you have or the challenges you face, you’re not alone. There are ways of nursing to suit almost every family.

As a unique pair, you and your baby have your own distinct combination of anatomy, medical history, needs, values and issues. This is why solutions found online or from other mums may not work for you.

A consultation is tailored specifically to the two of you and your family, informed by unbiased evidence information, to help us get to the bottom of things.

Your post-consultation care plan, with a follow-up check-in, will support you every step of the way.

Home Visits

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Prenatal Consultations

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Gift Vouchers

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Online Consults

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Breastfeeding helpline

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Home Visits ✳︎ Prenatal Consultations ✳︎ Gift Vouchers ✳︎ Online Consults ✳︎ Breastfeeding helpline ✳︎

How an IBCLC can help:

  • Painful or damaged nipples

  • Concerns about your supply

  • Breast pain or engorgement

  • Baby being fussy or overly sleepy at the breast

  • Feeds that consistently feel too long or too short

  • Breast or bottle refusal

  • Baby gaining weight slower than expected

  • Questions about nipple shields and pumps

  • Introducing solids and weaning

  • Relactation

  • Inducing lactation (for adoptive or same-sex couples)

  • Prenatal planning to get breastfeeding off to the best start.

My services:

Free breastfeeding helpline

Free breastfeeding helpline

“Annie was fantastic from the very beginning. She was friendly, professional and genuinely took the time to listen to my concerns. I was lacking confidence and struggling to get my baby to latch, but Annie provided me with practical techniques and helpful tips that made such a positive difference to our feeding sessions.

Her guidance and reassurance have given me so much more confidence, and my baby and I have made wonderful progress. I’m incredibly grateful for her support and would highly recommend Annie’s services to any new parent looking for knowledgeable, compassionate and personalised breastfeeding support.

Hannah and baby 'E'