Lactation & Feeding Support

Breast/Chestfeeding, Bottle Feeding, Pumping Support, and Infant Feeding Specialists in Vermont

Lactation and feeding professionals support families through every stage of their feeding journey — whether that includes breast/chestfeeding, pumping, bottle feeding, combo feeding, or navigating complex feeding challenges.

This category includes lactation consultants (IBCLCs), certified lactation counselors, and infant feeding specialists who offer evidence-based guidance, practical troubleshooting, and compassionate support tailored to each family’s needs and goals.

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International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLC)

Heather Coons

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WOMB Initiative

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Nest & Gather

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Alice Norris

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Ashley Norris

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Lisa Velasquez Kerns

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Kimberleigh Weiss-Lewit

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Lactation Counselors & Educators

Rachael Gelineau

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Michelle Hansen

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Demi Joy-Carr

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Dani Krawiec

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Hannah Pfeil

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Vermont Doula Company

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Frequently Asked Questions

They help with breast/chestfeeding, pumping, bottle feeding, milk supply concerns, latch challenges, feeding plans, and transitioning between feeding methods — always centered on your goals.
Not at all! Many professionals also specialize in bottle feeding, combo feeding, formula feeding, pumping plans, and supporting babies with feeding challenges or special considerations.
Absolutely! Feeding specialists support all feeding choices and can help with bottle-feeding technique, paced feeding, formula prep, pumping strategies, and ensuring your baby is feeding safely and comfortably. These professionals are here to help you be successful in however you choose to feed your baby.
Whenever you need help! In the early days for latch or supply concerns, or later for pumping, returning to work, bottle refusal, or feeding transitions…whenever!
Coverage varies by provider and plan. Some insurance policies offer full or partial coverage. Ask your provider what documentation they can provide and check with your insurer.Item description