IN-HOME RN + IBCLC CARE — COVINGTON, THE NORTHSHORE & NEW ORLEANS
You're doing everything right. So why isn't it working?
You’ve followed the advice, tried the changes, and kept showing up, but feeding still feels harder than it should.
I take the time to look at the whole picture: how your baby feeds, how their body is working, what you’re experiencing, and what may be getting in the way.
From there, we create a plan built around you and your baby, not a script.
You leave understanding what’s happening, knowing what to do next, and feeling confident moving forward.
Emma found that out six weeks in.
Emma was told to triple feed — breastfeed, then bottle feed, then pump, every single feeding, all day — after a two-week weight check showed her baby wasn't gaining. No end date, no plan for when to stop, or how to get back to just breastfeeding. She did it for six weeks, feeding almost every hour of the day, exhausted, and no closer to an answer. By the time she found me, she was certain something was wrong with her baby's latch. She'd been told there wasn't, over and over. There was: oral dysfunction, and ties that had been missed.
That's what specialized training in oral function and complex feeding presentations is for — beyond my RN and IBCLC credentials, it's what lets me look past whether a latch looks fine, to what's actually happening when it doesn't. Every plan gets an end date, a next step, and a reason behind each part of it.
What I Help With
If it's connected to feeding, in whatever form that takes for your family, it's likely something I can help with.
Feeding
- Painful latch
- Low milk supply
- Oversupply or forceful letdown
- Engorgement
- Sore or cracked nipples
- Plugged ducts
- Mastitis
- Thrush
- Nipple shield use
Bottle & Combination Feeding
- Bottle refusal
- Paced bottle feeding
- Combination feeding
- Pumping schedule and flange fit
- Weaning and starting solids
- Building and storing a milk stash
Whole-Baby & Growth
- Slow or concerning weight gain
- Tongue and lip tie evaluation, pre- and post-oral therapy
- Reflux-like symptoms
- Clicking, gulping, or noisy feeds
- A baby who won't stay awake to feed
- Jaundice and feeding
- Developmental milestones
Confidence & Support
- A feeding plan that actually fits your family
- Sorting through conflicting advice
- Knowing if baby's getting enough
- Involving your partner in feedings
- Feeling stuck when nothing you've tried is working
- Questions that come up between visits
A Quick Review of Care Options
Every service follows the same Guided Feeding Method — the difference is how much time you get with me.
The Residency
I'll be with you through your baby's whole feeding season, ready for whatever comes up along the way.
The SOS
I'll see you within 48 hours or sooner, based on availability — when something can't wait.
The Second Look
I'll come back to make sure what we tried is actually working.
The House Call
I'll get you real answers, in one focused visit.
Superbills are provided for the clinical portion of these packages, which you can submit to your insurance for possible reimbursement.
Comprehensive feeding support, made for you.
The Residency
The Residency is my most complete level of care, built to carry you through your baby's first feeding season and the early postpartum months when you need support the most. It's here to protect those newborn weeks, help your feeding relationship thrive, and give you a postpartum you'll actually want to remember.
4 in-home visits, timed to when feeding actually changes: those first days home, the shifts around two to three weeks, growth spurts, and the new challenge that shows up just when things felt settled. It's not a fixed schedule. I come when it matters most.
3 full months of 24/7 access to me, so nothing has to wait for the next appointment
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Your full health history and birth story, first. Your medical history, your pregnancy, how your delivery and hospital stay went, and your baby's health since birth. Things like thyroid issues, PCOS, a past breast surgery, or medications can shape milk supply and feeding more than most people realize. We start there, not at the latch.
Weighted feeds. I weigh your baby before and after a feed, so you know exactly how much milk is transferring. You get a number, not a guess.
A full oral and body assessment. An RN and IBCLC checks oral function, muscle tone, and body tension, so we find what's actually behind a painful or inefficient feed, not just what the latch looks like.
Hands-on latch and positioning, done in your own home, in the chair you'll actually be feeding in.
Pumping, bottles, and combination feeding. This covers flange fitting, bottle choice, and paced feeding, whatever your plan includes.
Your own recovery: physical healing, supply, and how you're really doing, not just how the baby is.
The shifts ahead. That means the two-to-three-week adjustments, growth spurts, and weight checks along the way, with your care plan updated after every visit so each one builds on the last instead of starting over.
A trusted care network, not a cold referral. If something calls for another specialist, like a pediatric dentist, craniosacral therapist, chiropractor, occupational therapist, or pediatrician, I'll connect you with providers I know and work with directly, and stay in the loop so your care stays coordinated.
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Every visit builds on the one before it. Nothing gets re-explained and nothing starts over. Across three months, your care works as one plan for your recovery and your baby's growth.
Visit 1: The foundation. Wherever you are when you book, whether that's your first days home or several weeks in. A full assessment of you and your baby, a weighted feed, and a care plan for right now.
Visit 2: Refining. Once your plan has had time to work. We see what held, check weight gain, and adjust based on how your baby and your body actually responded.
Visit 3: Building. Growth, oral function, and your recovery, measured against where we started. This is where we layer in what's next for your family, whether that's pumping, bottles, or combination feeding.
Visit 4: Looking ahead. We confirm your routine is working and plan for the months ahead, like returning to work, changes in your baby's feeding patterns, and whatever you want to feel ready for.
Timing flexes to what you and your baby need. If something comes up early, the next visit moves up with it.
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3 Months of 24/7 Access
One expert who knows your whole story, from the first visit to the last.
Text me anytime, day or night. Questions, photos, a video of a feed that looks off: send it through secure messaging whenever it comes up. Non-urgent messages are answered between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Urgent? Call me, any hour. If something can't wait until morning, you don't have to wait until morning to get an answer.
Priority scheduling. When something changes, your next visit moves to the front of my calendar.
The same person, every time. You never retell your birth story or start over with someone new. I know your history, your baby, and what we tried last visit, so every answer is about your baby, not babies in general. And when advice from family, friends, and the internet starts to conflict, you have one clinical voice you can trust to sort through it.
For a medical emergency, always call 911 first.
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$1,300, due at booking, or two payments of $650, with the second due within 30 days
The clinical visit portion is HSA/FSA-eligible, and superbills are available for possible out-of-network insurance reimbursement
Nonrefundable; unused visits expire at the end of your 3-month access window and carry no cash value
$1,300
The SOS
When something's urgent, waiting weeks for an opening isn't an option. The SOS gets you seen within 48 hours or sooner, based on availability, with three visits close together so we can change what's happening while it's still early enough to turn it around.
Seen within 48 hours or sooner, based on availability
3 in-home visits, spaced close together while things are moving fast
30 days of 24/7 access to me, so nothing has to wait for the next visit
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What's urgent, first. A sudden feeding refusal, a weight check that came back concerning, pain that started overnight, signs of mastitis, or supply that dropped without warning. We start with what brought you here.
The full picture, not just triage. Your health history, your birth story, and a complete assessment of you and your baby, including oral function, muscle tone, and body tension, because the urgent problem is rarely the only one.
Weighted feeds. A before-and-after weight shows exactly how much milk your baby is getting, which matters most when you're worried they aren't getting enough.
A plan that moves fast. Clear steps for the next day or two, adjusted at each visit as things change.
Medical follow-up when it's needed. As an RN, I'll tell you if something needs your pediatrician or OB today, not next week.
The right referrals, quickly. If you need a pediatric dentist, bodywork provider, or another specialist, I'll connect you with someone I know and work with directly.
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Three visits, close together, built to get ahead of a problem while it's still moving.
Visit 1: Right away. Within 48 hours of booking, or sooner based on availability. A full assessment of you and your baby, a weighted feed, and a plan for the next 24 to 48 hours.
Visit 2: Checking the turn. Usually within a few days. We see whether the plan is working, recheck weight, and adjust fast if it isn't.
Visit 3: Steadying. Once things are moving in the right direction, we make sure the progress holds and set you up with a plan for what comes next, including whether you need more support.
If things aren't improving, the next visit moves up. That's what these three visits are for.
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30 Days of 24/7 Access
Built for a situation that's still moving, not settled yet.
Text me anytime, day or night. Questions, photos, a video of a feed that looks off: send it through secure messaging whenever it comes up. Non-urgent messages are answered between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Priority scheduling. If something changes, your next visit moves to the front of my calendar, ahead of standard bookings.
Urgent? Call me, any hour. If something can't wait until morning, you don't have to wait until morning to get an answer.
The same person between every visit. If something shifts between visits, you're texting the person who saw it firsthand, not explaining it to someone new.
It starts at visit one. Your 30 days begin the day I first see you.
For a medical emergency, always call 911 first.
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$1,050, due at booking, or two payments of $525, with the second due within 30 days
The clinical visit portion is HSA/FSA-eligible, and superbills are available for possible out-of-network insurance reimbursement
Nonrefundable; unused visits expire at the end of your 30-day access window and carry no cash value
“I reached out to Brittany and within 48 hours she was at my doorstep.”
$1,050
The Second Look
Feeding isn't a single moment. It's a relationship that changes week to week. We start with a full assessment and a real plan, then I come back to see what's working, fix what isn't, and keep you moving forward. Two weeks of 24/7 access in between means you never have to sit on a question until your next appointment.
2 in-home visits, about a week apart
A care plan revised after visit one, based on how it actually held up
2 weeks of 24/7 access to me, so nothing has to wait for the next visit
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Your full health history and birth story. Your medical history, your pregnancy, how delivery went, and your baby's health since birth. Things like thyroid issues, PCOS, a past breast surgery, or medications can shape feeding more than most people realize.
A complete assessment of you and your baby. An RN and IBCLC checks latch, oral function, muscle tone, body tension, and your own recovery, so we find what's actually behind the problem, not just what's on the surface.
Weighted feeds. A before-and-after weight at each visit, so we can compare visit one to visit two and know, with a number, whether the plan is working.
Hands-on latch and positioning, done in your own home, in the chair you'll actually be feeding in.
A real follow-up. At visit two, we check whether the adjustments held, whether weight is trending right, and what's changed, then refine the plan instead of starting over.
The right referrals, if you need them. If something calls for a pediatric dentist, bodywork provider, or another specialist, I'll connect you with someone I know and work with directly.
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Two visits, one plan. The second visit builds directly on the first, so nothing starts over.
Visit 1: The foundation. A full assessment of you and your baby, a weighted feed, hands-on adjustments, and a care plan for the week ahead.
Visit 2: Refining. About a week later. We compare against visit one, confirm what's working, adjust what isn't, and leave you with a plan to carry forward on your own.
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2 Weeks of 24/7 Access
Real questions as they come up, between visits and after, not just clarifying the plan.
Text me anytime, day or night. Questions, photos, a video of a feed that looks off: send it through secure messaging whenever it comes up. Non-urgent messages are answered between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Urgent? Call me, any hour. If something can't wait until morning, you don't have to wait until morning to get an answer.
The same person between visits. If something shifts after visit one, you're texting the person who saw it firsthand, and it shapes what we do at visit two.
It starts at visit one. Your 2 weeks begin the day I first see you.
For a medical emergency, always call 911 first.
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$700, due at booking
The clinical visit portion is HSA/FSA-eligible, and superbills are available for possible out-of-network insurance reimbursement
Nonrefundable; unused visits expire at the end of your 2-week access window and carry no cash value
$700
The House Call
Feeding struggles are rarely one problem. They're usually several, stacked on top of each other, and easy to miss if you're only looking at one piece. In a single in-home visit, I assess latch, milk transfer, oral function, and your own recovery, all together, as an RN and IBCLC. You leave with a real plan, not a stack of pamphlets. And for seven days after, you still have direct access to me, to ask whatever comes up once you're actually living that plan.
1 in-home visit, 90-120 minutes
A written care plan, delivered the same day or next
1 week of 24/7 access to me, for questions as you put your plan into practice
Need more than one visit? If you upgrade to any package within your 7 days of access, your House Call counts toward it. You only pay the difference.
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Your health history and birth story. The background that shapes feeding, from your medical history (things like thyroid issues, PCOS, or a past breast surgery) to how delivery went.
A full assessment of you and your baby. Oral function, muscle tone, comfort, and your own recovery, checked by an RN and IBCLC.
A weighted feed. A before-and-after weight that shows how much milk your baby is getting today.
Hands-on latch and positioning, in your own home, in the chair you'll actually be feeding in.
Everything, prioritized. We look at the whole picture, then spend our 90 minutes where it matters most right now.
A written plan and an honest recommendation. Clear next steps for the days ahead, plus my clinical opinion on whether one visit is enough or whether a follow-up would help.
One visit gives you a clear picture of today. Seeing whether the plan holds, and how your baby responds over time, is what a package is for.
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One 90 minute in-home visit: hands-on assessment and real-time adjustments
Care plan delivered same day or next
1 week window afterward to ask follow-up questions about the plan itself
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1 Week of 24/7 Messaging
For the questions that come up once you're actually living your plan.
Message me anytime, day or night. Questions about your plan, a photo, a video of a feed that looks off: send it through secure messaging whenever it comes up. Messages are answered between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m.
Upgrade anytime this week. If it becomes clear you need more than one visit, your House Call counts toward any package you book before your access ends. Packages include phone access for urgent concerns at any hour.
For anything urgent, contact your pediatrician or OB. For a medical emergency, always call 911.
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$350, due at booking
The clinical visit portion is HSA/FSA-eligible, and a superbill is available for possible out-of-network insurance reimbursement
Upgrade within your 7 days of access and the full $350 counts toward any package
Nonrefundable
$350
What these packages don't show you is how dedicated I am to bringing you and your baby whatever you actually need — not just for one visit, but for however long it takes until you're thriving.
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