Let’s de-chaos feeding your baby…together! We’re not doing overwhelm—we’re doing clarity.
Real support. No noise. No pressure. Just what works.
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Office Visit $175 initial | $125 follow up
Mother Nurture is conveniently located at 474 N. Harbor City Blvd (corner of Babcock and US 1) Suite 3 (around the back of the building) in Melbourne Florida!
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Home Visit | $200 initial | $150 follow up
Home visits are accommodated by request and generally reserved for babies under 2 weeks old or in cases of extenuating circumstances. Travel fees may apply.
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Telehealth | $150 initial | $100 follow up
I can work with many families virtually from anywhere in the world! I also offer text support as an additional add-on. Please note, insurance does NOT cover text support and some insurance does not cover telehealth services.
I have partnered with The Lactation Network to provide lactation care under a select number* of insurance plans.
*Aetna, UHC, PNOA, VA-Optum, Multiplan, First Health
Coverage will depend on your specific plan; this is not a guarantee of coverage and each plan will be individually verified.
For all out of network insurance, I can provide a super bill so families can obtain reimbursement
Sliding Scale available for uninsured/underinsured/Medicaid families
10% US Military discount
Steps to work with me:
Step 1
Pre-authorize your insurance or make your $25 deposit (if self pay)
INSURANCE LINK:
https://mytln.care/register/?practiceId=0018V00002Yinhy
DEPOSIT LINK:
Step 2
Book your session:
https://calendly.com/mother_nurture/lactationvisit
Note: home visits are by request only
Step 3
Fill out the new patient paperwork/intake form:
If your baby is already born:
https://forms.gle/jmGsiQxvqKG8s3iT8
If you are pregnant:
Step 4
Prepare for our session:
Make sure baby will be ready for a feeding during the session
Don’t forget to park in the back (Suite 3) if you are coming to the office
I have pillows, etc. so no need to bring extra supplies
I have a small office with no waiting room, please message if you arrive early or are running late.
Clarity Backed by Expertise
How long is a lactation appointment?
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Initial appointments are typically 60-75 minutes. Follow ups are 45-60.
My baby had a frenectomy (tongue tie/lip tie), what do I need to know?
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Appointments for frenectomy follow up are generally made 48-72 hours after release. The appointment is designed to help your baby integrate their “new anatomy” into their feeding reflexes. It is a comprehensive, full functional assessment which includes evaluation of healing, exercises to support healing, and a comprehensive care plan to improve overall feeding (breast or bottle).
Some patients require multiple visits to reach their goals, others do not. This is case by case and depends on the specifics of the challenges you and/or your baby are having.
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Will we need follow up?
What if I am not breastfeeding?
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As an infant feeding specialist, I am qualified to evaluate and support babies who also bottle feed. Many of the challenges of feeding (suspected allergies, reflux, colic) are due to improper bottle feeding mechanics or technique.
Statement of compliance with the World Health Organizations Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes (WHO Code)
I do not promote, advertise, or accept sponsorships from companies that manufacture or market breast-milk substitutes, bottles, teats, or related products covered by the Code.
I provide independent, evidence-based information to support families in making informed feeding decisions that center their health, well-being, and autonomy.
I prioritize transparency and ethical practice in every part of my work, including education, clinical care, advocacy, and professional partnerships.
I advocate for environments free from commercial pressure, where parents receive unbiased guidance rooted in respect, compassion, and public health principles.
My practice is grounded in the belief that all families deserve support that is ethical, non-coercive, and free from corporate influence.