The Lactation Clinic at The Well

09/03/2026

08/20/2026

Two appointments opened up tomorrow! Come in for an exam with Dr. Notestine. If oral ties are present, he can identify and address them. If they aren’t, he can help determine what else may be contributing to your baby’s symptoms.

Book online to claim a spot. https://thelactationclinicatthewell.janeapp.com/locations/the-lactation-clinic-at-the-well/book #/staff_member/1

08/13/2026

Have you been wondering if a tongue tie could be affecting your baby?

Maybe feeding feels harder than it should.
Maybe you’ve noticed clicking, leaking, tension, or difficulty with bottles.
Or maybe feeding is going pretty well—but you still have questions about your baby’s oral function.

Dr. Notestine and our team have a few appointments available tomorrow, August 14.

If an evaluation has been on your mind, this is a great opportunity to get some answers without the wait.

Head online to grab an appointment or message us and we’ll help you get scheduled. https://www.thewellforwellness.com/tongue-tie-treatment

And if you know a family who’s been looking for an appointment, send this their way!

08/04/2026

Breastfeeding isn’t easy for every family.

And that’s okay.

Between sore ni***es, latch challenges, tongue ties, supply concerns, sleepless nights, and the endless questions that come with feeding a newborn, it’s easy to wonder if you’re doing something wrong.

Most of the time, you’re not.

This World Breastfeeding Week, we want every family to know one thing:

You don’t have to figure it out alone.

Whether you’re nursing, pumping, combination feeding, or simply trying to make it through the next feeding, you deserve compassionate, evidence-based support.

If this reminds you of someone, send it to them today. Sometimes support starts with knowing where to find it.

08/01/2026

Some things we think are kinda chic… 🤍

07/30/2026

07/21/2026

Most parents don’t stop breastfeeding because they wanted to.

They stop because weeks of painful feeds, constant nursing, slow weight gain, or bottle refusal leave them feeling like they’ve run out of options.

By the time many families reach out, they’re exhausted and wondering if they’re simply not meant to breastfeed.

Here’s what we want you to know:

You don’t have to wait until you’re ready to quit before asking for help.

Many feeding challenges have an underlying reason. When we can identify what’s going on early, you have more choices—and more confidence in whatever feeding path is right for your family.

Whether you’re dealing with latch pain, tongue tie concerns, slow weight gain, bottle refusal, or feeding just doesn’t feel right, we’re here to help you find answers without judgment.

💛 If feeding has you questioning yourself, send us a message or schedule a consultation. You don’t have to figure it out alone.

07/20/2026

Your baby is communicating long before they can say a word.

Sometimes those cues are easy to recognize.

Sometimes they’re subtle.

And sometimes what looks like “refusing the breast” or “being fussy” is actually your baby trying to tell you they need something different.

That’s why we spend so much time observing during a feeding assessment.

We’re not just looking at latch.

We’re watching how your baby moves, responds, feeds, pauses, and communicates throughout the entire feeding.

Those small details often tell us more than any internet search ever could.

Which feeding cue did you notice first with your baby?

👇 Tell us in the comments.

And if feeding has been leaving you with more questions than answers, send us a message or schedule a consult. We’d love to help.