Yes. Often one visit is enough, but many families like a follow-up - whether that’s another home visit, a clinic appointment, or even a quick telehealth check-in. Ongoing support can help with things like adjusting feeding as your baby grows, introducing bottles, or navigating weaning.

Absolutely, that’s perfectly fine! You don’t need to have a “problem” to see me. Sometimes parents just need a cheerleader - someone to say “you’re doing a great job” and to answer a few little niggling questions. I’m here for that too.

Yes please! Breastfeeding and early parenting is very much a team effort. Partners and support people are always welcome (and encouraged) in sessions - the more supported you feel, the smoother the journey usually is.

Yes, absolutely! I love supporting families before baby arrives. I see women (and their partners or support people) either one-on-one at home or in my clinic. We can chat about your feeding goals, breastfeeding history, do a gentle breast assessment, and answer any questions you have. Together, we can make a relaxed, personalised feeding plan that helps you feel more confident.

I also run my Breastfeeding Ready group workshops every second month on a Saturday morning, this is a wonderful way to learn, connect, and feel supported before your baby arrives.

Yes, home visits are my main way of working because I know how tricky it can be to get out of the house with a newborn. I visit families within the Inner West of Sydney and some surrounding suburbs. If you’re unsure whether you’re in my area, check out my home visiting area map here.

If you are outside of my home visiting area, you can come to see me at my clinic space at Birth Time The Village in Annandale. I am there every Wednesday.

Some private health funds may offer rebates for lactation consultant visits, it’s best to check with your provider. Medicare rebates will hopefully be available soon!