Get Help from a Certified Lactation Consultant in Singapore

Looking for expert breastfeeding support? A lactation consultant in Singapore provides personalized guidance for new mothers, addressing challenges like latching, milk supply, pumping, and overall breastfeeding comfort. Whether you're a first-time mom or need ongoing support, a lactation consultant ensures a smooth breastfeeding journey, promoting both maternal and infant well-being.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  •  A consultation covers a thorough assessment of your and your baby’s health, feeding habits, and challenges. I’ll also create a personalised care plan to address concerns like latching, milk supply, or weaning.

  •  Simply click on “Book now” for your preferred session, whether it’s a virtual consult, home visit, or in-office session. Choose a date and time that works for you!

  •  Fees vary depending on the type and duration of the session:

    • Home visit: $180–$261 (plus transport fees)

    • In-office: $170–$255

    • Virtual: $90–$174

  •  Yes! You’ll get access to post-consult text support with a TLM Lactation Consultant in Singapore and an IBCLC to help with any ongoing questions.

  • Anytime! Whether you’re pregnant and want to prepare, have a newborn, or are dealing with challenges like weaning or returning to work, I’m here to support you at every stage of your journey.


Breastfeeding concerns I can help you with.

Expecting soon.

Congratulations on your pregnancy! The good news is, there is no need to prepare your body to breastfeed. She will do her own magic to produce the milk your baby needs. And your baby is born with an innate ability to suckle and breastfeed. There is only one thing you need to prepare - learn all about breastfeeding and what to expect.

  • Initiating breastfeeding

  • When your milk comes in

  • Learn about hand expression, breast compression

  • Baby’s urine and stool

  • Breastfeeding and sleeping

  • Hunger cues

  • And more…

Newborn.

Congratulations on your little one! I get it, you may be experiencing some mixed feelings at this stage. You are overjoyed with the arrival of your baby and tired at the same time.

  • Milk supply

  • Is my baby drinking enough?

  • Painful nipples

  • Blocked ducts

  • Engorgement

  • Mastitis

  • Let down

  • Baby is latching a lot at night, I am tired!

  • Establishing milk supply

  • Oversupply

  • Do I still pump?

  • And more…

Back to work.

You’ve pulled through at least the first few months, you did great mummy! Now you are heading back to work or already back at work. You are working the whole day and baby may be needing you most of the night. At this stage, another set of challenges may arise for some mummies.

  • Baby is rejecting the bottle

  • Baby is drinking lesser in the day and more at night

  • How often shall I pump at work?

  • My pump output cannot keep up with baby’s demands during the day

  • Baby started solids and drinking lesser milk

  • Baby does not want to latch when I’m back from work

  • My supply seems to be dwindling

Weaning.

You are the end of your breastfeeding journey and you want to call it a day no matter what the reason may be. It must be a difficult decision but you’ve gone through so much and thought through it.

  • How to decrease pump / latch frequency

  • Weaning a baby

  • Weaning a toddler

  • Night weaning

  • And more…

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All Consultations with a Lactation Consultant Will Include the Following…

  • Understanding your individual journey is key to providing the best breastfeeding support. We'll discuss your and your baby's health history, including birth weight, feeding frequency, diaper output, and pumping/expressing habits.

    If you've experienced any medical concerns, a difficult pregnancy or birth, or your baby has any health conditions, please share this openly with me.

    This information is crucial for tailoring our support to your specific needs.

  • We might discuss the possibility of examining your breasts and nipples, especially if you're experiencing any discomfort.

    This examination helps me to identify potential causes and recommend the best approach for healing and improving your comfort level.

  • The heart of a lactation consultation often involves watching you feed your baby.

    This could be breastfeeding, or bottle-feeding, depending on your situation.

    Many parents are surprised to learn that small adjustments in positioning and latch can significantly improve comfort and feeding efficiency for both you and your baby.

    Don't hesitate to ask questions and get clarification on any new techniques – my goal is to empower you with the knowledge and skills for successful feeding, even after our visit!

  • After your baby finishes feeding and settles down (hopefully for a nap!), I will address any questions you have.

    We'll discuss what worked well during the session and explore any adjustments that might further improve your breastfeeding experience.

    Together, we'll develop a personalized plan for the coming days and discuss how we can stay connected to ensure your continued success.

    Additionally, I can recommend and refer you to other healthcare professionals who could provide further support for you and your baby.

    Remember, you're not alone in this journey!

  • Available with In-Person Home Visits and 1-Hour Virtual Consultations Only

    Receive 7 days of continuous text support from a TLM Lactation Volunteer—an experienced mother herself—covering all things breastfeeding, motherhood, and baby care.

    An IBCLC will also be on standby to offer clinical insights when needed.

    Want more support? You’ll have the option to extend your text support beyond the first week, if desired!

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