As one of the hardest parts of being a new mama, we get it – everyone seems to have the breastfeeding answers, but most people don’t know what it’s like to experience latch pain, milk-supply anxiety, or the postpartum emotions that can make it so hard to continue.
Helping you and your baby succeed in all realms of nourishment, bonding, and overall wellness is our passion. We love helping mamas find their flow, offering a variety of uplifting options to connect you with simple ideas, truthful guidance, and compassionate breastfeeding support that goes far beyond the basics. Whether you and your baby are struggling with latching, feeding consistency, pain, or any other relevant concern, our caring lactation consultants never back down from a breastfeeding challenge.
Lactation Consultants
As one of the hardest parts of being a new mama, we get it – everyone seems to have the breastfeeding answers, but most people don’t know what it’s like to experience latch pain, milk-supply anxiety, or the postpartum emotions that can make it so hard to continue.
Helping you and your baby succeed in all realms of nourishment, bonding, and overall wellness is our passion. We love helping mamas find their flow, offering a variety of uplifting options to connect you with simple ideas, truthful guidance, and compassionate breastfeeding support that goes far beyond the basics. Whether you and your baby are struggling with latching, feeding consistency, pain, or any other relevant concern, our caring lactation consultants never back down from a breastfeeding challenge.
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Our Team of Certified Lactation Specialists Offer Personalized Solutions For A Nurturing & Healthy Breastfeeding Experience
Before providing recommendations and helpful ideas, Hillary takes the time to understand you first. Breastfeeding is so much more than a physical process, and by helping you address the interconnected physical, emotional, and personal factors that may be influencing your situation, our goal is to help you find answers that more closely align with you.
When you partner with our lactation consultant in Charleston, SC, you gain a committed ally who will help you navigate every element related to feeding and harmony with your baby. All of our lactation consultants are internationally-board-certified, experienced, and provide discreet support for:
- Latch issues
- Milk supply
- Pain and discomfort
- Feeding challenges
- Weaning
- Pumping and storage
- Nutritional counseling
- Emotional support
At the Baby Settler, our diverse platform is designed to accommodate your preferences. If you would prefer to work with one of our lactation specialists in Charleston from the comfort of your home, we proudly offer in-home and virtual options. In addition to our flexible one-on-one lactation consultant sessions, Hillary is the go-to resource for online breastfeeding classes and easy-to-understand guides for all stages of pregnancy and postpartum wellness.
For full-spectrum breastfeeding and sleep education, you can also find a wealth of our feeding and baby sleep consultants’ best insights in Hillary’s book. This is a wonderful resource to study while pregnant, and/or reference whenever newborn or infant issues arise. Centered around evidence-based research and over a decade of hands-on breastfeeding and sleep expertise, this is a must-read if you’re hoping to prepare for parenting like an expert!
Reach Out To Our Team To Get Started
Finding your flow always comes with kind, caring, and empathetic guidance at the Baby Settler. Our lactation consultants never underestimate or downplay your breastfeeding challenges; we will do everything we can to alleviate your stress and discomfort, while simultaneously helping you achieve harmony and a healthy balance with your baby.
To become a part of our online community and keep up with all of the latest mama tips, be sure to follow our socials and check out Centering Postpartum if you would like to learn and grow with other like-minded moms. If you are just getting started, we also have a ton of free resources and informational posts dedicated to every new parent in search of factual and useful tips!
Have questions about our private consulting services or lactation classes? At any stage in your breastfeeding journey, know that you can always find the help you need at the Baby Settler. We offer flexible scheduling, and convenient services nationwide, and are more than happy to help you narrow down the best options for a breastfeeding plan that resonates with you.
What Fellow Parents Are Saying…
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“It was life altering in the best way possible. Before the course we were up almost every two hours with our baby, now he sleeps consistently 8 to 9 hours a night (since about 10 weeks old).“
“All of her tips are logical, rooted in experience/medicine, and just clicked for us. It is so nice to be able to troubleshoot fussiness and other issues! Our friends and family have even asked what we did to go from holding babies out at an arms length to swaddling and shushing.”
“I would highly recommend Baby Settler to parents seeking advice on all things related to feeding baby and sleep.”
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