Southern Lactation Services, LLC

07/09/2026

I’m sorry for the late notice, but I’ll be out of the office next week. If there’s an urgent need to connect, I’m available tomorrow!

07/06/2026

✨ New Bundle Options for Self-Pay Clients! ✨
I'm excited to offer two new bundle packages designed to support you throughout your breastfeeding journey while helping you save!
🤱 Preparing for Breastfeeding Bundle
🤱 Continued Care Breastfeeding Bundle
✅ Save $50 with either bundle package.
✅ All consultations include 2 weeks of continued support via email or text.
✅ Need an additional follow-up consultation after completing your bundle? You'll receive an extra $10 off, making your follow-up visit $85 instead of $95.
📍 Bundle packages are available for in-office visits only & must use all visits within 1 year of purchase
💳 Payment must be made in full at your first consultation. (No refunds for unused visits)
🎁 Looking for the perfect gift for an expecting mom? A breastfeeding support bundle is a thoughtful and practical gift that provides education, guidance, and personalized support during pregnancy and beyond.
👶 Are you expecting twins? Reach out to me to discuss special bundle pricing tailored to your family's unique needs!
Whether you're preparing for baby's arrival or looking for continued breastfeeding support after birth, these bundles are designed to help you feel confident, informed, and supported every step of the way.
📩 Message me for pricing, details, or to schedule your appointment! 💕🤱✨

07/06/2026

Swing by my site to discover the latest treasure: Essential Breastfeeding Tools! Moms often grill me on the essentials to make their breastfeeding journey as smooth as possible

https://www.southernlactationservices.com/essential

07/02/2026

Yes to all of this 👏🏼

07/01/2026

Simple wishes is giving away 7 free bras to moms just pay for shipping ($9.99).

06/27/2026

If you’re a BCBS beneficiary, I encourage you to contact BCBS and ask why private outpatient lactation services are not covered. While many families receive lactation support in the hospital, ongoing outpatient care is often essential to help parents meet their breastfeeding goals.

You can also ask why International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs) are not able to become in-network providers. Families deserve access to specialized lactation care without unnecessary financial barriers.

The more members who speak up and ask these questions, the more likely
meaningful change can happen
for breastfeeding families

06/24/2026

One of the top questions I get asked is, “How do I know when my baby is done feeding?” This video does a great job of explaining the body language and cues to look for so you can better tell when your baby is finished nursing.

https://youtu.be/8psFNbWvSCM?si=Ud9VMOy3BSIq6vSj
Video credit Nancy Mohrbacher

http://www.naturalbreastfeeding.com/ When babies are finished breas...

06/23/2026

Self-pay mamas — I’d love your feedback! 🤍

Would anyone be interested in discounted in-office consultation bundles? I’m thinking about offering package options such as:

• prenatal consultation +Initial postpartum consultation + 1 follow up consultation
• Initial postpartum consultation + 1 follow-up consultation
• Initial postpartum consultation + 2 follow-up consultations

I’d love to know if this is something that would be helpful for you! Feel free to comment below or send me a message with your thoughts 💕

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06/23/2026

As a lactation consultant, I often meet mothers who wonder why breastfeeding seems so challenging despite their best efforts. One possible reason is a condition called Insufficient Glandular Tissue (IGT), which affects an estimated 1–5% of lactating women.

Glandular tissue, the milk-producing tissue in the breasts, develops primarily during puberty and pregnancy. When there is inadequate development of this tissue during these important stages, it can result in IGT and make it difficult to produce a full milk supply.

IGT occurs when the breasts do not develop enough milk-producing glandular tissue. Because of this limited glandular storage capacity, moms with IGT may not be able to produce a full milk supply, no matter how hard they work at breastfeeding or pumping.

If you have struggled with low milk supply, please know that you are not alone. Every drop of breastmilk is valuable, and feeding your baby is about so much more than the amount of milk you produce.

Have you heard of IGT before?