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
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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.

02/16/2026

✨ Change is constant as your baby grows ✨

As infants develop, their behaviors shift—and so often these changes are mistaken as something being wrong or something that needs to be “fixed.” Let’s clear that up with some truth.

👶🏽 As your baby gets older, distraction is NORMAL.
Especially during feeds.

Your baby is no longer content lying still. They’re looking around, making eye contact, reacting to sounds, and interacting with you. Noises that once went unnoticed are now fascinating.

This doesn’t mean feeding is a problem.
It means your baby’s brain is growing. 🧠✨

Because of this, your baby may:
• Pause during feeding
• Look around and observe
• Pull off and return again

Sometimes it can look like they’re done—but they’re not.

💡 Leave space for your baby to come back to the breast or bottle.
Those pauses are part of learning, not a sign to rush or end the feed.

Your baby still needs that nourishment—and connection.
Trust the process. You’re both doing great. 🤍

02/14/2026

We want everyone to able to get the breastfeeding help they deserve and desire.

We get it money can limit access. 😪 This is why we created a breastfeeding consultations package designed just for you.

Call our office today to book

02/13/2026

Gwinnett mamas — this one’s for you! 🤱💛�My next Breastfeeding Basics class is happening December 13th at 1pm, and it’s your chance to learn everything you need to start breastfeeding with confidence.
This class is interactive, in-depth, and packed with real-life guidance — from latch + positioning to hunger cues, pumping, and troubleshooting. Whether you’re pregnant or newly postpartum, you’ll leave feeling prepared and supported.
✨ Click the link in my bio to register!�Can’t wait to support our Gwinnett families. 🤎
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02/12/2026

I love all the places I have been and all the experiences that have made me into this wonderful lactation consultant. I love to help moms navigate breastfeeding and pumping to become confident in feeding their babies.

I also serve a wonderful diverse group of people who share their lives with me as I help them in one of the most cherished times. I look forward to getting to do this work with even more families in the coming years.

So big up Jamaica 🇯🇲. Merci beaucoup Canada 🇨🇦 . This is home USA 🇺🇸

❤️

02/11/2026

I GOTTA GET THIS OFF MY CHEST!!

I often hear parents say, “Breastfeeding is hard.” And I don’t disagree — for many women, it is hard. But what I also know is this: our lived experiences, our support systems, and our societal structures often determine how hard it feels.

What breaks my heart is how deeply the U.S. fails mothers. We don’t have meaningful maternity leave. We don’t have systems designed to support the very people who bring new life — and future citizens — into this world. Instead, mothers are expected to heal, bond, learn to feed their babies, manage their mental health, and return to work in just 4 to 6 weeks… when what they truly need is 52 weeks.

Limited time creates crushing pressure. And layered onto that is a harmful belief — that women don’t deserve high-quality breastfeeding support.

Every breastfeeding parent and baby deserves immediate connection to a community lactation consultant. They deserve skilled, compassionate guidance — not just weigh-ins and stress at pediatric visits without real feeding support. They deserve in-depth breastfeeding education. They deserve ongoing lactation care throughout the entire first year of life.

But because our system doesn’t provide this, we must build our own village.

We encourage mothers to surround themselves with people who are committed to their joy — not their frustration. People who simplify breastfeeding. People who protect their confidence. People who expand, not diminish, the beauty of motherhood.

Because breastfeeding isn’t meant to be survived alone. It’s meant to be supported, nurtured, and honored.

If you are looking for breastfeeding support that is unweavering check us out at Gwinnett Breastfeeding. We have heart and skill.

02/09/2026

“Don’t feed that baby to sleep.”
“They’re just comfort feeding — take them off.”

Let’s call this what it is: advice wrapped in judgment, not support.

Breastfeeding isn’t just about filling a belly — it’s about biology, bonding, regulation, and survival. When babies lightly suckle, they are still doing meaningful work. They are stimulating your breast to maintain and increase milk supply. Those “comfort feeds” are often productive feeds.

And feeding to sleep?
That’s not a bad habit — it’s natural, normal, and deeply rooted in how babies are designed to feel safe. Breastfeeding to sleep can support milk production, calm your nervous system, soothe your baby, and strengthen your connection.

When people shame you for how you feed your baby, it can make you second-guess your instincts, your biology, and your identity as a parent. But your baby’s needs — and your intuition — matter more than someone else’s opinions.

You don’t need permission to meet your baby’s needs.
You need confidence, knowledge, and freedom from judgment.

Trust yourself.
Learn your baby.
Do what feels right for you — not based on someone else’s idea of feeding or mothering.

You are not spoiling your baby.
You are nurturing them.


02/05/2026

Stepping into private lactation practice was intentional.
I didn’t just want to help moms breastfeed—I wanted to create a space where mothers could truly thrive. Where they feel confident feeding their baby. Where they feel seen, supported, and empowered during one of the most vulnerable seasons of their lives.

The business side? It’s a roller coaster.
So many providers struggle to make their purse and their heart meet—to sustain the work they love without burning out or giving up.

Recently, I had the honor of sharing with summit attendees how to build a practice that is both profitable and purpose-driven. How to serve families with excellence while feeding your own baby, protecting your peace, and building mothers’ confidence through breastfeeding.

This work is more than a job.
It’s advocacy. It’s community. It’s legacy.
And I’m committed to proving that we don’t have to choose between impact and income—we can have both.

Thanks to






02/02/2026

Today is amazing for so many reasons. I'm here because I committed to my passion. I'm helping mothers find their way to feeding their babies with confidence and joy. I'm embracing my version of life's challenges and triumphs. Today I'm with like-minded women, learning and growing together as a business owner. Today marks the start of the summit and I'm honored to be a presenter

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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.

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

Website

http://www.ibcle.com/

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