In-Home Lactation Support in Miami

More than just a lactation appointment

A lot can change between visits.

Your baby's feeding changes. Your milk supply shifts. Questions come up at 2 AM. Pumping becomes relevant. You start thinking about bottles, returning to work, or what comes next.

With concierge care you don't have to start over with someone new every time something changes. Hali knows your history, your baby, and your goals and stays with you through the process.

Concierge care includes:


In-home visits — Hali comes to you, no packing up a newborn
Ongoing access — text support between visits
Priority scheduling — always at the front of the line
Continuity of care — one expert follows your progress start to finish

Home visits are available in most Miami-Dade neighborhoods. Locations further away may incur a higher fee.

MOST COMPREHENSIVE
3 Months of Support

Most lactation care is built around single sessions. This is built around your story. From wherever you are right now through the end of the fourth trimester this is continuous, unhurried, one-on-one support that moves with you.

BOOK DURING PREGNANCY AND RECEIVE $200 IN COMPLIMENTARY SERVICES:

Personalized registry review: feeding-focused, so you buy exactly what you need and skip everything you don't
Birth plan write-up: a feeding and skin-to-skin plan tailored to your birth preferences and Miami hospital landscape

A $200 value included at no extra cost when you book during pregnancy.

Supercalifragilistic Package

With insurance: $750
Your concierge fee include home service, priority scheduling, and 3 months of unlimited text support. Clinical visits are billed directly to your plan; we verify your coverage before you book.

Self-pay: $1,650
For families whose plans we can't bill. FSA & HSA accepted, and we'll provide a superbill so you can seek reimbursement from your insurer.

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Two months of support

Poppins to the Rescue

Three in-home visits with Hali across your first two months when your body is healing, your baby is changing weekly, and the questions never stop. She'll be there in the room when you need hands-on help, and right in your pocket between visits when something comes up

A newborn baby being breastfed by a woman, with the baby's face close to the woman's chest and her hand gently supporting the baby's head.
A newborn baby being breastfed by a woman, with the baby's face close to the woman's chest and her hand gently supporting the baby's head.

With insurance: $500
Your concierge fee include home service, priority scheduling, and 2 months of unlimited text support. Clinical visits are billed directly to your plan; we verify your coverage before you book.

Self-pay: $1,100
For families whose plans we can't bill. FSA & HSA accepted, and we'll provide a superbill so you can seek reimbursement from your insurer.

One Month of Support

Just a Spoonful at home

Two focused in-home visits with Hali across 4 weeks. She'll assess your latch, check baby's intake, answer every question you've been Googling at 3am, and leave you with a clear, personalized care plan. Then she'll follow up to make sure it's actually working.

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With insurance: $350
Your concierge fee include home service, priority scheduling, and 1 month of unlimited text support. Clinical visits are billed directly to your plan; we verify your coverage before you book.

Self-pay: $750
For families whose plans we can't bill. FSA & HSA accepted, and we'll provide a superbill so you can seek reimbursement from your insurer.

Looking for Insurance-Covered Visits with Little To No Out of Pocket Expenses?

If you're looking for a focused lactation appointment in our Coral Gables office or via telehealth, explore our Insurance-Covered Lactation Care. Best for families who want clinical IBCLC support without in-home visits or want to have insurance cover most, if not all of the consult.

Prenatal & Beyond

✦ Prenatal breastfeeding education & latch prep

✦ Colostrum harvesting & feeding plan development

✦ What to buy & what your body needs postpartum

✦ High-risk pregnancy feeding considerations

We Do It All. Whatever is happening with feeding — this is exactly what we're here for.

Feeding & Milk Transfer

✦ Latch, positioning & pain-free breastfeeding

✦ Nipple pain, breast damage & fast let-down

✦ Low supply, oversupply & milk transfer issues

✦ Weighted feeds & slow weight gain

✦ Exclusive pumping, flange fitting & pump optimization

✦ Return-to-work pumping schedules

✦ Milk storage & safe handling

✦ Combination feeding & re-lactation

✦ NICU & premature infant feeding support

Maternal Comfort & Recovery

✦ Plugged ducts, mastitis & engorgement

✦ Fast let-down & overactive milk ejection

✦ Postpartum hormone shifts & depletion

✦ Nervous system regulation & emotional overwhelm

✦ Functional nutrition & hydration for healing

Solids & Weaning

✦ Starting solids — readiness, first foods & textures

✦ Baby-led weaning & mealtime rhythm

✦ Gagging, texture aversion, digestion & allergies

✦ Gentle, emotionally aligned weaning — your timeline

Feeding & Sleep

✦ Feeding & sleep misalignment

✦ Night feeding — necessity vs habit

✦ Contact nap dependency & gentle transitions

✦ Newborn sleep expectations

Baby Oral Function

✦ Tongue, lip & buccal tie evaluation & aftercare

✦ Bottle refusal & feeding assessments

✦ Suck discoordination & disorganized feeding

✦ Gassy, fussy & reflux-prone infants

✦ Nursing strikes, feeding aversions & oral motor work

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