Not sure where to begin?
Whether you're preparing to breastfeed, working through a feeding challenge, looking for reassurance, or simply trying to understand what's normal, this page will help you find the best place to start.
You don't need to know exactly what kind of support you need before reaching out.
Somewhere between Google, social media, and your well-meaning aunt lies the answer you're actually looking for.
Some mothers are preparing for their baby's arrival.
Some are a few days postpartum and wondering if what they're experiencing is normal.
Others are navigating pain, milk supply concerns, pumping, bottle feeding, returning to work, or a challenge they never expected to face.
The truth is, there isn't one "right" place to begin.
There is simply the right support for where you are right now.
Every mother starts somewhere different
let's start with where you are
Choose the statement that feels closest to your current experience.
Which of these sounds most like you?
Because "just follow your instincts" isn't always helpful at 2:00am.
You're not necessarily dealing with a major problem, but questions keep popping up.
✔ Is my baby getting enough?
✔ Should feeding feel like this?
✔ Is my supply okay?
✔ Should I be worried about that?
You want expert guidance available when questions arise, reassurance when things feel uncertain, and support that evolves as your baby grows.
I'm constantly asking myself, "Is this normal?"
Your next step:
Ongoing support from pregnancy through weaning with weekly office hours, live support opportunities, expert guidance, and a community of mothers navigating similar experiences.
The Lactation Support Circle
Maybe feeding is painful.
Maybe your baby isn't latching well.
Maybe you're concerned about weight gain, milk transfer, pumping output, or milk supply.
Or maybe you simply want an expert assessment and a personalized plan.
You don't want to spend hours searching online.
You want clarity.
Something doesn't feel quite right
Your next step:
Work one-on-one with an IBCLC through in-home visits throughout Santa Barbara County or virtual consultations worldwide.
Private Lactation Consultations
You don't necessarily need a full consultation.
But you would love focused guidance around one particular topic.
Perhaps you're:
- working to increase milk supply
- trying to improve latch and positioning
- learning to pump effectively
- preparing to return to work
- introducing bottles
- navigating a feeding transition
I have one specific question or challenge
Your next step:
Small-group sessions designed to provide focused support and practical guidance around common breastfeeding challenges.
Lactation Support Clinics
You may not need support yet.
You're simply trying to prepare.
You want to understand what breastfeeding actually looks like, what challenges are common, and how to feel more confident before your baby arrives.
That's a wonderful place to begin.
I'm still pregnant or just gathering information
Your next step:
A simple, supportive resource designed to help you understand what matters most in the early days of breastfeeding.
Download the "Is This Normal?" Free Starter Guide
It's totally free!
Whether you're preparing for your baby's arrival, navigating the early weeks postpartum, working through a challenge, or simply looking for reassurance, you don't have to figure it out alone.
The right support at the right time can make all the difference.
Whether you're preparing for your baby's arrival, navigating the early weeks postpartum, working through a challenge, or simply looking for reassurance, you don't have to figure it out alone.
The right support at the right time can make all the difference.
There is support available for every stage of your journey
from first latch to final feed
— Michelle R.
“Rebecca is amazing! She is the perfect combination of knowledgeable and friendly. She was able to easily assess the lactation issues my baby and I were having and gave really good advice.”
— Sylvana P.
“Rebecca was my savior during the early weeks/months of my breastfeeding journey. She was loving, warm, gentle and always available when I felt defeated. Thank you Rebecca for believing in me and being the best support partner on this journey. You are invaluable!”
Kind words...
— Dom A.
“Rebecca was great at helping us through a difficult time as we had trouble during the first few months of breastfeeding. She was patient and understanding of our issues and followed up multiple times after our session which made me feel like I had continued support even after our initial session.”
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