Serving all families in all birth settings in the greater Phoenix area.
WE ARE A TEAM OF DOULAS IN PHOENIX, AZ SUPPORTING AND EMPOWERING POSITIVE BIRTH & POSTPARTUM EXPERIENCES
Breastfeeding Help
- Latch concerns
- Nipple pain or damage
- Low or oversupply of milk
- Infant weight gain difficulties
- Pumping and milk storage strategies
- Transitioning to solids
- Weaning plans
- Postpartum support
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Kristen Morrison, International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC)
Lactation Services
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Kind Words
Kristen has continuously supported me throughout my entire pregnancy. Even since the first week, she has taken the time to answer countless questions and go out of her way to make sure I feel comfortable and confident about everything from pregnancy diet to postpartum. She is extremely thorough, and absolutely never judges no matter how silly the question. It is extremely evident how much she cares about her patients just from the time she takes to help us learn, as if she is a friend rather than just a provider. I will continue to refer to Kristen for all things lactation, and I highly recommend other women do the same!”
-Emily H.
How Can A Lactation Consultant Help?
We will have two options available: In-office appointments at Root and Rise Collective on select days and in-home appointments in the greater Phoenix Valley.
- Emotional Support and Reassurance
- Support for Multiples
- Assistance with Weaning & Transitioning to Solids
- Returning to Work Planning
- Combination Feeding Guidance
- Bottle Feeding Support
- Low or Oversupply Milk Management
- Pumping and Milk Storage Education
- Plugged Ducts and Mastitis Care
- Nipple Pain and Damage Management
- Latch and Positioning Assistance
- Initial & Follow Up Lactation Consultations
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A lactation consultant offers professional guidance and support to parents experiencing feeding challenges, such as latching issues, low milk supply, or nipple pain. They also help with pumping, preparing for breastfeeding, or transitioning back to work. Their goal is to empower you with the tools and knowledge to meet your feeding goals.
What does a lactation consultant do?
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what is an IBCLC?
An IBCLC, or International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, is the highest credentialed healthcare professional specializing in lactation. IBCLCs are trained to provide personalized, expert care to help families navigate breastfeeding, chestfeeding, and other infant feeding challenges with confidence and success.
What is an IBCLC?
Do I need a lactation consultant?
What can I expect during a consultation?
how do I get in touch for lactation help?
IBCLC frequently asked questions
- Pain while nursing
- Difficulty latching
- Concerns about milk supply
Do I need a lactation consultant?
Do I need a lactation consultant?
what is an IBCLC?
do you take insurance?
What can I expect during a consultation?
how do I get in touch for lactation help?
IBCLC frequently asked questions
Insurance coverage is verified through The Lactation Network (TLN). Simply submit your information through TLN, and eligibility is typically confirmed within 48–72 hours. Most plans cover a minimum of three appointments, ensuring you get the care you need without added stress.
Kristen will be accepting insurance and is in network with The Lactation Network
(This can only be used for in office appointments)
Will my insurance cover costs?
What can I expect during a consultation?
Do I need a lactation consultant?
what is an IBCLC?
do you take insurance?
how do I get in touch for lactation help?
IBCLC frequently asked questions
- Discuss your concerns and feeding goals
- Observe a feeding session (if applicable) to identify any issues
- Develop a personalized care plan to address challenges and improve feeding
How long does a consultation last?
Initial Consultation 60–90 minutes, follow-up Sessions 30–60 minutes
These timeframes ensure we have enough time to thoroughly address your concerns and develop a plan that works for your family.
What should I prepare for my appointment?
Bring your baby, any feeding equipment you’re using (e.g., breast pump, bottles, nipple shields), and a list of questions or concerns.
About our lactation consultations:
how do I get in touch for lactation help?
Do I need a lactation consultant?
what is an IBCLC?
do you take insurance?
What can I expect during a consultation?
IBCLC frequently asked questions
Have questions or need support? Click below to fill out our Lactation Contact form. Please allow 24–48 hours for a response, and I’ll be happy to help!
How do I directly reach out to the IBCLC at Cherry Blossom Doula Services?
how do I get in touch for lactation help?
Do I need a lactation consultant?
what is an IBCLC?
do you take insurance?
What can I expect during a consultation?
IBCLC frequently asked questions
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