Guidance & support in your breastfeeding journey

As a leader in breastfeeding & lactation support, Jacqueline serves clients locally and all over the world. She’s an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant and a Certified Specialist in Orofacial Myology (which is a fancy name for specialist in oral function).

Jacqueline helps mothers competently & confidently breastfeed. She works with clients to remove the compensations they’ve been using to make things work, and instead achieve functional breastfeeding outcomes. This means she gets to the root cause in order to fix the true problem.

Jacqueline views breastfeeding as a vital sign. How a baby breastfeeds has everything to do with their development later on in life. Whether it’s their airway, emotional regulation, neurodevelopment, digestion, and so much more. To her, having difficulty breastfeeding isn’t just a breastfeeding problem–it’s a health problem.

Her own journey of struggling to breastfeed both of her children is ultimately what led her to this path of holistically supporting other families to achieve their breastfeeding & lactation goals.

Cait is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant and Birth Educator with her degree in Child and Adolescent Development. She helps families with the whole spectrum of infant feeding difficulties-from newborn latch to teething toddlers. She specializes in oral ties, pumping, older babies, and low supply. Cait is also experienced in caring for Neurodivergent families, and offers accommodations to ensure support for every family’s needs.

Her passion for infant feeding support blossomed from her own breastfeeding struggles as a first time mom. With a team of help, she was able to overcome the initial roadblocks and nurse her son for two years, and then her daughter a few years later! From these experiences, she knew she had to become part of the support system that uplifts and empowers parents. Now through advocating, education, and personalized support, she helps families reach their feeding goals.

Cait is a mom of two spectacular and spunky kids, enjoys reading in every spare moment, and loves spending time outdoors in her beautiful home state of Idaho.

Gina has been assisting breastfeeding mothers in-person for over 25 years, and now through telehealth all over the world. She understands that while many pregnant mothers expect to breastfeed, almost none receive preparation for the possible difficulties and the rollercoaster of emotions when things are not working.

Like many new mothers, when Gina had her first baby, she was overwhelmed by conflicting information: at the hospital, at the pediatrician, and from well-meaning friends and family.
Gina’s realization that she would have missed out on the experience of pain-free breastfeeding had it not been for
the support she received, led her to want to “pay it forward” and help others. She first trained as a volunteer breastfeeding counselor in Houston, Texas, then as a birth doula in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, and finally sat for the exam to become an IBCLC in Seville, Spain. She continues to lead monthly breastfeeding support meetings online and in-person.

Gina believes that all mothers deserve quality emotional and educational support so they can have an amazing experience breastfeeding their babies. It shouldn’t be just a matter of good luck. She’s dedicated to giving mothers effective guidance and caring support with real results. Her greatest satisfaction is the joy of seeing that look on both mothers’ and babies’ faces that says: Just what I always wanted!

Mackenzie is a Social Media Manager. She has a degree in Social Work, is currently a Certified Breastfeeding Specialist, and has hopes of becoming an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant in the future. It’s no secret that social media has become a space where many mothers turn to for advice and support. When struggling to breastfeed her first child, Mackenzie realized how crucial support and access to accurate information is to being successful with breastfeeding. She strives to empower mothers at any stage of breastfeeding, whether new or experienced, because of the support and guidance she was given. Mackenzie is a mom of three young children, loves watching sports, and enjoys camping across their home state of Virginia.