Services
Helping families nourish, grow, and thrive
At Nourish and Nurse, we believe every family deserves compassionate, evidence-based lactation care and a supportive community.
Whether you’re preparing to welcome your baby, navigating the early days of breastfeeding, overcoming feeding challenges, or simply looking for encouragement, we’re here to help you reach your personal feeding goals.
As a Registered Nurse I (Brandi) have specialized lactation training, and provide personalized, family-centered care in a welcoming, judgment-free environment. Every family and every feeding journey is unique, and my goal is to provide the education, confidence, and support you need every step of the way. I would also like to take this opportunity to remind you that even though I am an RN, lactation support is a different world entirely and these two roles are very different. If I see something that concerns me as an RN, I will refer you back to the primary care provider for the infant or yourself.
I am equally as confident in Tammy, our LPN and CBS here at Nourish and Nurse. She provides great care with compassion and education that can only be gained with her years of experience! She will be a great partner in your lactation journey.
Our Services:
- Prenatal Breastfeeding Education
- In-Person Lactation Consultations
- Follow-Up Visits
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Breastfeeding Support Groups
Cost of Services- We at Nourish and Nurse want lactation support to be available to all families in need. We do have a fixed fee schedule, however we have oppertunities for low to no cost services as well. Please inquire ahead of your appointment if you would like to see if you qualify for financial assistance.
Prenatal Breastfeeding Education
Preparing before your baby arrives can help you begin your feeding journey with confidence.
Prenatal education includes:
- What to expect after delivery
- The first hours and days of breastfeeding
- Building and protecting your milk supply
- Hand expression
- Pumping basics
- Normal newborn feeding behaviors
- Partner and family support
- Creating realistic feeding goals
Education before birth often helps families feel more confident and better prepared for common challenges.
In-Person Lactation Consultations
- Pregnancy, birth, and medical history
- Infant feeding history and weight concerns
- Breast and nipple assessment
- Latch and positioning evaluation
- Milk transfer assessment
- Pumping techniques and flange fitting
- Bottle feeding and paced feeding
- Milk supply concerns
- Individualized care plans with practical, evidence-based recommendations
Follow-Up Visits
- Painful breastfeeding
- Latch difficulties
- Low or oversupply of milk
- Engorgement or plugged ducts
- Mastitis prevention and recovery support
- Slow infant weight gain
- Premature or sleepy babies
- Pumping support
- Returning to work or school
- Bottle introduction
- Relactation
- Weaning support
Breastfeeding Support Groups
(stay tuned for a date and time announcement!)
Breastfeeding was never meant to be a journey taken alone. Our peer support groups offer a welcoming, inclusive space where parents can connect, ask questions, share experiences, and learn from one another while receiving guidance from a lactation professional.
Whether you’re breastfeeding, exclusively pumping, combination feeding, returning to work, or simply looking for connection, you are welcome.
Group meetings may include:
- Open discussion and peer support
- Breastfeeding education
- Latch and positioning tips
- Pumping and bottle-feeding guidance
- Milk supply discussions
- Returning to work strategies
- Introducing solids while continuing breastfeeding
- Weaning support
- Guest speakers from maternal and infant health professions
- Community resources for growing families
Research shows that ongoing peer support can improve breastfeeding confidence, increase breastfeeding duration, and help families feel less isolated. More importantly, it reminds parents that they are not alone.
