Support for every stage of your feeding journey

Yes. Virtual consultations are highly effective, and many families prefer them. With a little preparation, good lighting and a couple of short feeding videos. I can assess latch, positioning, milk transfer, and pumping just as thoroughly, and you receive the same personalized care plan. Virtual appointments are available to families across Canada.

Book whenever you need support. For prenatal preparation, the third trimester (about 28–36 weeks) is ideal. After birth, reach out as soon as feeding feels hard, early support usually leads to better, faster outcomes. And it's never 'too late': I help with challenges well beyond the newborn stage, including pumping, low supply, and the return to work.

Often, yes, through your extended-health plan rather than OHIP. Because I am a Registered Nurse (RN, BScN) as well as an IBCLC, visits frequently qualify under a plan's registered-nurse or lactation-consultant benefit. Coverage still depends on your individual plan, so confirm with your insurer first. Every visit comes with an itemized receipt showing my name, credentials, the date, the service and the amount paid.

That's completely normal, start with the contact form and tell me a little about where you are and what you're hoping for. I'll help you choose the service that fits your situation, whether that's a prenatal class, a full IBCLC consultation, a flange fitting, or ongoing support.