Love
Breastfeeding?
Breastfeeding doesn’t always start easily. Maybe you’re overwhelmed, you’re feeling like something isn’t right, or you’re even ready to quit. Let me help you navigate your breastfeeding challenges so that you can confidently say that you love breastfeeding!
Services
I can assess a wide range of situations:
low milk supply
sore nipples and breast pain
positioning and latching
slow weight gain
supplementation
pump selection and flange fittings
back to work
Breastfeeding challenges do not go away on their own, and they often snowball into bigger challenges if the root cause isn’t found. If you feel like you need help, please reach out.
Let’s fall in love with breastfeeding!
Providing you with the opportunity to learn in your own home
All consults take place in the convenience of your own home, where you feed your baby everyday, and where you feel most comfortable.
I am insured, fully vaccinated, and adhere to CDC guidelines.
I will meet you where you are.
Located in Metro Detroit, Storgé Lactation will travel up to 30 miles to your home for consults. For self-pay clients, any visits that occur outside my geographical area will be subject to a $20 mileage fee.
Ellen
“Lauren helped me night wean my third child at age 2, and eventually transition him from co-sleeping to his own crib.
I've nursed three babies, but each one is so different, and I really appreciated Lauren's thoughtful advice, directed exactly to our family's situation and my son’s needs. In addition to the practical help and specific breastfeeding knowledge she shared, Lauren also helped build my confidence as a mother. She encouraged me to move ahead gently with the plan we put together, and that I could do it even on the hard days. I should not have been surprised that it took exactly the time Lauren predicted to accomplish our goal of night-weaning. Now everyone is enjoying good sleep, and our mother-son relationship is as strong as ever.
I will continue to recommend Lauren to friends who struggle with the many changing aspects of breastfeeding, as well as new moms who need some guidance.”
