Gwinnett Breastfeeding, LLC

Gwinnett Breastfeeding, LLC Focused on solving the root causes of your breastfeeding problems to help you enjoy your journey. Frequently requested services:
1. Flange fitting
2.

Gwinnett Breastfeeding is a comprehensive breastfeeding clinic dedicated to addressing the underlying issues causing your breastfeeding challenges, so you can have a more enjoyable breastfeeding journey. We believe that breastfeeding should be straightforward, comfortable, and pain-free. Our goal is to offer long-lasting answers to your daily inquiries and worries through education and practical solutions. Tongue Tie and lip tie functional assessment and solutions
3. Pumping helping
4. Painful feeding & pumping
5. Weight concerns
6. Pre-term or Low birth weight help
7. Bottle feeding management
8. Breastfeeding group

We are directly in network with Aetna, Humana. We bill BCBS, Cigna and United Healthcare through the lactation network. We provide reimbursement forms to all self pay to claim your payments. "Birth is not only about making babies. Birth is about making mothers ~ strong, competent, capable mothers who trust themselves and know their inner strength." - Barbara Katz Rothman.

01/31/2026

Rain or shine, we've got you covered with virtual lactation consultations! As a lactation consultant, I'm here to help you get the support you need. Check us out at Gwinnett Breastfeeding

01/27/2026

Does your baby always look one way? 👀 Does your baby have torticollis?

Torticollis is when a baby’s neck muscles are tight on one side, causing their head to tilt or turn more to one direction.
It’s actually pretty common — especially in newborns

It can happen from how baby was positioned during pregnancy, a long or difficult birth, or spending a lot of time in the same position after birth
Signs you might notice ⬇️

1. Not able to maintain a latch to suckle
2. Shallow feeding
3. Painful feeding
4. Prefer one side to feed and maintain head position
5. Breastfeeding refusal
6. Flattening of head

Trust your instincts that something isn't fitting just right. Follow for more baby feeding + body tips 💕

01/26/2026

I can't help you with everything after successfully completing your stay in place weekend 😉 😜 But I can definitely help you breastfeed your baby.

01/22/2026

Baby it's about to be icy outside 🤪. Bringing a alt to our regular scheduled program. We will not be in these breastfeeding streets and byways this weekend. However, our virtual appointments remain open.

To book a virtual appointment please head to our book page. LINK in my bio or call 📞 us

678-750-3121
www.gwinnettbreastfeeding.com

01/21/2026

What made this visit truly special is the referral from a fellow lactation consultant. It's incredible when professionals trust your expertise and recommend you without hesitation. We're making progress on mom's breastfeeding journey in just two visits.

01/19/2026

☕ Coffee & Breastfeeding: What You Need to Know 🤱

Love your coffee but worried about breastfeeding? Let’s clear it up 👇

✨ Yes, you CAN drink coffee while breastfeeding.
Caffeine does pass into breastmilk, but only a small amount—about 1% of what you consume.

📌 Recommended limit:
Up to 200–300 mg of caffeine per day
(That’s about 1–2 cups of coffee, depending on size & strength)

👶 When caffeine might affect baby:
Watch for:
• Fussiness or irritability
• Trouble sleeping
• Jitteriness (more common in newborns or preterm babies)

⏰ Timing tip:
Drink your coffee right after nursing or pumping to allow levels to drop before the next feed.

⚠️ Hidden caffeine sources add up!
Don’t forget:
• Tea
• Energy drinks
• Soda
• Chocolate
• Pre-workout & supplements

💡 Bottom line:
Moderate caffeine intake is considered safe during breastfeeding for most babies—and you don’t need to pump and dump for a cup of coffee ☕🙌

If your baby seems sensitive, we can adjust timing or intake—not eliminate what keeps you functioning 💛

📲 Follow for more evidence-based breastfeeding tips

01/16/2026

Are you struggling to get a good fl**ge fit?

First, there is no one size fit all. Trailing multiple fl**ges is the best option

Second- no body have time to lose milk so let's in here and get expert fl**ge fitting

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01/16/2026

What does it look like to breastfeed an older infant ??

Breastfeeding change overtime, that's great news. As your baby grows they become more curious and engaging. This means that they will stop ✋🏾 and start during a feed. This can lead to reducing weight if parents believe they are done feeding. This part of life requires now skills as your baby hit their developmental milestones.

Having issues navigating this level, please reach out to Gwinnett Breastfeeding

01/14/2026

Let's get real! Postpartum emotions can be intense, and outside opinions can make it worse 😕. Focus on progress, not perfection. If you're struggling with weight, a tailored feeding plan can help you meet your goals and stay on track.

01/14/2026

I made this video last year. The facts are still the same

Follow for facts. Stay for and honest breastfeeding chats

01/14/2026

Your baby is gaining weight… but breastfeeding still hurts? 🚩

Let’s talk about that.

WHY:
It’s actually very easy to become engorged when your baby isn’t effectively transferring breastmilk. And here’s the part that surprises a lot of parents — babies can still gain weight and you can be in pain.

LET'S DIG DEEPER:
Engorgement and breast pain aren’t the problem themselves. They’re usually symptoms of something else going on with feeding.

MY PROCESS:
When I work with families, I look at both baby and parent — feeding patterns, birth history, milk flow, latch, and transfer — to find the root cause so the issue doesn’t keep repeating.

THE OUTCOME:
The goal is always to protect the breastfeeding relationship. With the right feeding and wellness plan, we can move from painful breastfeeding to a joyful, sustainable experience.

If breastfeeding hurts, don’t ignore it — your body is telling you something

01/13/2026

Pumping is apart of breastfeeding but it's integration is making breastfeeding difficult. Having the right guidance is key to getting off the crazy pumping 🤪 bus

Address

3400 McClure Bridge Road, D 401
Duluth, GA
30096

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+16787503121

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