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Lactation Care and Wellness
I’m so glad you're here! I'm Maria, an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) and a registered nurse, and I’m here to support you on your breastfeeding journey. Whether you're looking for lactation guidance, bottle feeding difficulties, or bodywork support through Craniosacral Therapy (CST) and Craniosacral Fascial Therapy (CFT), I’m committed to helping you and your baby thrive. Let’s work together to make this experience as smooth and empowering as possible.
Located in Bethpage, New York, I am eager to be a part of your journey and offer ongoing support every step of the way.
Free Monthly Prenatal Breastfeeding Classes!
Prepare for a successful breastfeeding journey with expert-led prenatal classes—completely free! Learn essential techniques, tips, and get your questions answered in a supportive environment.
If you’d like a personalized one-on-one prenatal lactation consultation or need support before the next scheduled class, click here to book your session.
A private lactation consult is helpful when
A lactation consultation with a skilled IBCLC can provide essential support when you’re experiencing:
Latching Challenges: Your baby isn’t latching or nursing well within 48 hours after birth.
Sore or Painful Nipples: Breastfeeding should be comfortable, not painful.
Discomfort During Feeding: If breastfeeding hurts, help is available.
Milk Supply Concerns: You’re worried about low milk production—or possibly oversupply.
Introducing Combo Feeding: Guidance on combining breast and bottle feeding.
Starting Pumping: Support for building a pumping routine.
Exclusive Pumping: Assistance with exclusive pumping setups.
Breast Engorgement: Relief and strategies for managing engorged breasts.
Breast Discomfort or Pain: If you’re experiencing any discomfort or pain in your breasts.
Difficult Feedings: Two or more challenging feeds in a row.
Nursing Refusal: Your baby is refusing to nurse.
Bottle Refusal: Your baby is refusing or struggling when bottle feeding.
Insufficient Bowel Movements: If your baby is not having daily bowel movements.
Sleepy Baby: If your baby is sleepy and feeding fewer than eight times in 24 hours.
Choking or Gagging: Your baby chokes or gags while nursing.
Transitioning Back to Work or School: Support for planning a successful return while maintaining breastfeeding.
Breastfeeding is a journey, not a destination.
With the right support and practice, you'll find what works best for you and your baby.
As a mom myself, I understand how challenging breastfeeding can be without the right support. I’ve been there, and I’ve had the privilege of working with many families facing similar struggles. It’s easy to second-guess yourself, but please know—you’re not alone in this journey.
My goal is to help you trust your instincts and feel confident in your ability to nourish your baby. It would be an honor to support you and walk alongside you every step of the way. We’re in this together.
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