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Our calendar fills quickly, but we reserve a few time slots each week for urgent breastfeeding support. If you're experiencing a breastfeeding emergency and don’t see an available appointment, please reach out through our contact form and describe your concern. We'll do our best to accommodate you as soon as possible.
Examples of breastfeeding emergencies:
Severe nipple pain or bleeding
Cracked, pinched or traumatized nipples
Any breastfeeding problem with a baby younger than two weeks old
Baby refusing the breast or missing multiple feeds
Signs of low milk intake, such as fewer wet diapers or excessive sleepiness
Sudden decrease in milk supply
Breast pain, lumps, engorgement, or blocked ducts
Baby’s weight loss or inadequate weight gain
If something doesn’t feel right, trust your instincts. We're here to support you and your baby with compassionate, evidence-based care.