I’m a master’s prepared NICU Nurse (RNC-NIC) and International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). I’m currently based in Southern California, where I provide in-home and virtual care to new and expecting families. I could not have dreamed of a more rewarding career than having the pleasure of providing family-centered care.
As a mother myself, have experienced my own set of challenges while navigating our breastfeeding journey. Having my daughter (an ex-27 weeker) in the NICU has allowed me to gain a greater understanding of how my actions as a nurse and a lactation consultant can deeply touch the experiences of parents in a vulnerable time in their life. I aspire to be the light of trust, knowledge, and hope that families can depend on
I’m a master’s prepared NICU Nurse (RNC-NIC) and International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). I’m currently based in Southern California, where I provide in-home and virtual care to new and expecting families. I could not have dreamed of a more rewarding career than having the pleasure of providing family-centered care.
As a mother myself, I have experienced my own set of challenges while navigating our breastfeeding journey. Having my daughter (an ex-27 weeker) in the NICU has allowed me to gain a greater understanding of how my actions as a nurse and a lactation consultant can deeply touch the experiences of parents in a vulnerable time in their life. I aspire to be the light of trust, knowledge, and hope that families can depend on.
The acronym IBCLC stands for International Board Certified Lactation Consultant. The term “lactation consultant” is often not used by IBCLCs alone. However, being an internationally certified credential, an IBCLC holds the highest standards for breastfeeding and lactation education and hands-on experience you will find anywhere in the world.
And why is this important? IBCLCs go through specialized training to detect and treat complex breastfeeding issues. IBCLCs are the Gold Standard in lactation support which takes years to accomplish with rigorous requirements.
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