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Resources

We’ve gathered our favorite tools, links, and trusted connections all in one place. Whether you’re preparing for birth, navigating feeding challenges, or exploring therapy options, these resources are designed to make your journey smoother and more supported.

Website Links

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Verify Insurance with Lactation Network
UHC, Aetna, Curative Health, MultiPlan PPO & PNOA, Meritain Health & Imagine Health
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Verify Insurance with Wildflower Health
Cigna
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Verify Insurance with Lactation Health
Anthem, BCBS, and all others
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CDC Breastfeeding Guidelines
 
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Guidelines
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Postpartum Support International
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Support

Trusted Brands

Pumpin’ Pal

Innovative flange systems designed to improve comfort, milk flow, and long-term breast health. A favorite for parents who pump frequently.

Visit Pumpin' Pal

Spectra Baby USA

Trusted breast pumps and accessories known for hospital-strength suction with a gentle, customizable feel.

Visit Spectra Baby USA

Haakaa

Simple, silicone-based solutions for milk collection, teething, and beyond—beloved by parents for their practicality and ease of use.

Visit Haakaa

Kindred Bravely

Comfort-focused maternity and nursing apparel that helps parents feel supported and confident through every stage.

Visit Kindred Bravely

Professional Partners

Playful Paths Pediatric Therapy

Specialized OT services supporting infant and child development through play-based, family-centered care.

Perinatal Mental Health Specialists

Trusted professionals trained to support parents experiencing mood, anxiety, or adjustment challenges.

Tongue Tie Center of Orlando

Expert providers focused on diagnosis and treatment of tethered oral tissues with collaborative pre/post care.

Local Midwives & Doulas

Partners in holistic, family-centered birth and postpartum care who work alongside our team to ensure wraparound support.

FAQ / Tips

How do I know if my baby is getting enough milk?

Look for steady weight gain, regular wet diapers, and a content baby after feeds. Weighted feeds at our clinic can also provide reassurance.

What should I bring to my lactation visit?

Bring your baby, any feeding tools you’re currently using (bottles, flanges, pumps), and a list of questions or concerns.

When should I call for extra support?

If you’re experiencing pain, low supply, slow weight gain in baby, or just feel uncertain—don’t wait. Early help can make all the difference.

Quick Tip:

Skin-to-skin isn’t just for newborns—continuing it through the first year helps regulate baby’s stress, supports feeding, and deepens bonding.

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