Services
Care designed around you and your family.
Every feeding and postpartum journey looks different. Latch & Thrive offers personalized, in-home support to help you feel informed, confident, and cared for—whether you're navigating feeding concerns, adjusting to life with your newborn, or simply need an extra set of hands.
Initial Lactation Consultation — $225*
Comprehensive, personalized feeding support for you and your baby.
Your initial consultation is designed to give us time to understand your feeding journey, address your concerns, and create a plan that feels realistic for your family.
Your visit includes:
• 60–90-minute consultation
• Review of feeding history and current concerns
• Breastfeeding/chestfeeding and latch assessment
• Milk supply assessment and support
• Pumping and flange-fit guidance, if needed
• Personalized feeding plan
• Education and resources based on your individual needs
• One follow-up visit within two weeks included
Follow-Up Lactation Visit — $125*
Continued support when you need a little more guidance.
For established clients who need additional support after their included follow-up visit or as new feeding concerns arise.
Support may include:
• Milk supply concerns
• Latch or feeding difficulties
• Weight checks and feeding progress
• Pumping and flange-fit support
• Returning-to-work pumping plans
• Bottle-feeding guidance
• Adjustments to your existing feeding plan
• Ongoing education and reassurance
Postpartum Support
Daytime Care — $30/hour
4-hour minimum — starting at $120
Overnight Care — $35/hour
6-hour minimum — starting at $210
Compassionate, hands-on support designed to help you recover, rest, and adjust to life with your new baby.
Postpartum support is available during the day or overnight based on your family’s needs. Whether you need an extra set of hands during the day or support caring for your baby overnight so you can get much-needed rest, care is personalized to you and your family.
Support may include:
• Newborn care and soothing support
• Feeding and pumping support
• Bottle preparation and washing feeding supplies
• Light baby-related tasks
• Support while you rest, shower, or care for yourself
• Postpartum education and emotional support
• Help establishing routines that work for your family
• Connection to community resources when needed
Have Questions? Let’s Talk
Not sure which service is right for you? Send me a note and let’s talk about what kind of support would work best for you and your family.