Feeding changes. Questions change. You change.

One familiar person in your corner from pregnancy through baby’s first six months.

Steady Support gives you six months of relationship-based lactation and early motherhood care, so you don’t have to wait for something to become a problem—or start from the beginning every time you need support.

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Prenatal preparation • In-home care • Monthly check-ins • Between-visit support

Close-up of a mother holding her baby in warm knitwear, conveying love and togetherness.

Because feeding doesn’t stop changing after the newborn stage.

In six months, you might move through:

Those first feeds
Latch, milk coming in, supply, weight, newborn behavior.

Finding your rhythm
Feeding patterns, pumping, bottles, sleep changes and your own recovery.

Life getting bigger again
Returning to work, leaving baby, changing routines and maintaining feeding goals.

The next chapter
Developmental changes, readiness for solids and figuring out what feeding looks like as baby grows.

And through all of it:

You don’t have to explain where you’ve been before we figure out where you’re going next.

THAT is Steady Support.

Inside this space, we focus on:

  • responsive, relationship-based feeding support
  • gentle nourishment and recovery guidance for you
  • whole-family rhythms, sleep, and regulation
  • early transitions like returning to work or introducing solids
  • identifying when something feels off—and helping you find the right support

All care is trauma-informed, evidence-based, and rooted in protecting your instincts as a mother. When needs fall outside my scope, I collaborate closely with trusted providers so you’re never navigating this alone.

what’s included in the steady support plan

Prenatal Class

Prepare for how your body will make milk, the behavior and hunger cues to look for and how to be confident that your baby is getting enough

Three 90-minute in Home Visits

Hands-on assessment, troubleshooting and guidance timed around the moments your family needs it most.

Six 30-min Monthly Check-Ins

A dedicated monthly space to talk about how feeding is going, what’s changing and how you’re doing too.

Messaging Access During Office Hours

Ask the smaller questions between appointments instead of wondering—or waiting until they become bigger ones.

Educational Resources

Practical handouts, feeding tools and resources you can return to throughout your six months.

the steady support plan

The real value? I already know your story.

  • We’ll begin preparing together during pregnancy, and your six months of postpartum support begin when baby arrives.
  • When you reach out at four months because pumping suddenly isn’t going well, we’re not meeting for the first time.
    I already know how feeding began. I know what we’ve tried. I know your goals, your baby’s patterns and what matters to your family.
    That means we can spend less time catching up and more time figuring out what you need now.

Your support grows with you.

No two families will use Steady Support exactly the same way, but your care might look something like:

Early Postpartum
Feeding assessment • latch • milk supply • weight • maternal recovery

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Finding Your Rhythm
Growth • pumping • bottles • changing feeding patterns • returning to work

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Growing + Transitioning
Developmental changes • solids readiness • changing routines • next feeding goals

Feeding doesn’t happen in isolation, so we’ll also make room for the factors surrounding it—your recovery, rest, nourishment, family rhythms and emotional wellbeing. When something needs care beyond my scope, I’ll help you identify the appropriate provider or resource.

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Steady Support may be right for you if…

  • You want to establish a relationship before baby arrives.
  • You value proactive support rather than only reaching out when something feels wrong.
  • You want someone who already knows your feeding history as baby grows.
  • You’re anticipating transitions like pumping, returning to work or introducing solids.
  • Having a familiar professional to check in with would help you feel more supported during the first six months.

Just need help with one specific concern? An individual in-home consultation may be a better fit.

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Invest in six months of continuity

Steady Support — $1,650

Includes prenatal education, three in-home visits, six virtual check-ins, office-hours messaging and ongoing educational resources.

Payment plans available.

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Travel Policy

For in home consults beyond 30 minutes from 44301, a travel fee will be applied.

FAQ

Got Questions?

Ideally during pregnancy. Starting before baby arrives gives us time to prepare together and means you already have familiar support in place when feeding begins. If baby is already here, reach out—we can talk about whether Steady Support still makes sense for where you are in your feeding journey.

Your visits aren’t tied to specific ages or milestones. We’ll use them when they’re most valuable for your family—whether that’s during the early postpartum days, while troubleshooting a concern, preparing to return to work or navigating a new feeding stage.

These are dedicated 30-minute appointments to check in on feeding, talk through what’s changed, address questions and plan ahead for what’s coming next. They’re also a chance to check in before a small concern becomes a bigger one.

Messaging is perfect for non-urgent questions that come up between appointments—Is this normal? Should I change something? Do we need to schedule a visit? Messaging is available during office hours, with response times and communication boundaries clearly outlined when you enroll.

If you need additional hands-on care beyond your three included visits, we’ll talk about what would be most helpful and arrange additional support when appropriate. Steady Support doesn’t mean you’re limited to the included appointments if your needs change.

You don’t have to choose the biggest level of care to work with me. If you’re mainly looking for help with one concern or would rather take things one visit at a time, an individual in-home consultation may be a better fit.

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