Pregnant & Planning to Breastfeed?
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Most families come at 32–36 weeks · Virtual visits available
The Expectant Mama Support Options
The MAMA & BABE Signature Experience
Put your support in place before you need it.
You don’t have to wait until feeding feels difficult or you’re overwhelmed to ask for support. Our most comprehensive package helps you prepare, recognize concerns early, and build comfortable routines from the start.
With four in-home visits and ongoing guidance from birth through your first three months postpartum, you have someone who knows you and your baby. Together, we’ll support feeding, your recovery, and your baby’s development—adjusting your plan as your needs change.
What’s Included
Priority scheduling: Arrange your care before baby arrives with first priority with availability..
Three months of ongoing support: Get guidance early and as new questions arise, with text support between visits.
Four in-home visits: Make time to check in on feeding, development, and your recovery.
Private chat between visits: Send questions anytime so you can address concerns sooner.
Breastfeeding guidance and feeding assessments: Build a strong foundation and identify feeding concerns early.
Infant regulation and developmental support: Understand your baby’s cues and learn ways to support settling, connection, and development.
Maternal wellness and recovery support: Keep your needs and comfort part of the plan.
Preventive positioning and ergonomic guidance: Establish comfortable feeding, lifting, and carrying habits to help reduce strain.
Infant positioning, bodywork, and oral motor support: Receive individualized guidance based on your baby’s needs.
Personalized care plans and education: Know what to expect, what to watch for, and when to reach out.
$1295
The MAMA & BABE Essentials Experience
Start with support—not just when something feels wrong.
Those first weeks bring plenty of questions about feeding, your baby’s behavior, and your own recovery. Having guidance early helps you know what to expect, build comfortable routines, and recognize when something needs attention.
With five weeks of ongoing support and three in-home visits, you have someone to help you get started, notice concerns early, and adjust your plan as you get to know your baby.
What’s Included
Five weeks of ongoing support: Get guidance from the start and as new questions arise.
Three in-home visits: Receive unhurried care to support feeding, development, and your comfort.
Private chat between visits: Send questions anytime so you can address concerns sooner.
Breastfeeding guidance and feeding assessments: Build a strong foundation and identify feeding concerns early.
Infant regulation and developmental support: Understand your baby’s cues and learn ways to support settling, connection, and development.
Maternal wellness and recovery support: Keep your comfort and needs part of the plan.
Preventive positioning and ergonomic guidance: Establish comfortable feeding, lifting, and carrying habits to help reduce strain.
Infant positioning, bodywork, and oral motor support: Receive individualized guidance based on your baby’s needs.
Personalized care plans and education: Know what to expect, what to watch for, and when to reach out.
$975
Before Baby: The Breastfeeding Prep Visit
Put a plan in place before your baby arrives.
You may have the nursery ready and still wonder how feeding and those first days at home will feel. This personalized prenatal visit helps you prepare, build comfortable habits, and recognize when to ask for help.
Whether this is your first baby or your fourth, we’ll create a practical plan around your goals, your home, and the support you’ll need—for your baby and yourself.
What’s Included
A personalized 50-minute visit: Create a feeding and support plan that fits your family.
Breastfeeding, bottle-feeding, and pumping education: Understand your options and prepare to get started.
Latch, positioning, and feeding expectations: Learn the basics and recognize signs that feeding needs attention.
Your baby’s cues and development: Understand early feeding cues, newborn behavior, and oral development.
Your comfort and recovery: Practice feeding, lifting, and holding positions to help reduce strain from the start.
Sleep, routines, and regulation: Learn about newborn patterns and ways to support settling and connection.
Nursery and feeding space recommendations: Prepare spaces that support your comfort and daily routines.
Personalized resources and answers: Know what to expect, what to watch for, and when to reach out.