A Mother's Village- Emily Kaiser, Lactation Consultant

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A Mother’s Village
IBCLC Lactation Consulting & Infant Feeding Support
1240 Warrior Ln, BG, KY 42104
(270) 938-3404 • emily@bgkylactation.com
Visit Types: In-Home • Office • Virtual
Hours: By Appointment Only For booking, please visit www.bgkylactation.com or you can reach Emily Kaiser at (270) 938-3404 or emily@bgkylactation.com.

Absolutely, I love referring my patients to First Steps Chiropractic ,when appropriate. When we can address the tension...
01/11/2026

Absolutely, I love referring my patients to First Steps Chiropractic ,when appropriate. When we can address the tension and tightness and focus on teaching the mouth to move and function differently, we often see meaningful functional improvement. Many times it isn’t a true restrictive tie to begin with, which is why taking a thoughtful, collaborative approach, and not rushing to release, is so important.

It’s also why having assessment, treatment, surgical decision making, an actual procedure, and pre/post release follow up all housed within a single provider or practice can be inherently biased. A multidisciplinary model allows for independent evaluation, shared clinical reasoning, and more balanced decision making, ultimately leading to more patient centered care.

01/04/2026

I’m reaching out in hopes that our community might be able to help 🤍

Through A Mother's Village, we loan wearable pumps to families who truly need them, parents returning to work, those who can’t use traditional pumps, cannot afford to purchase on their own, or families navigating complex feeding circumstances.

Right now, I’m in desperate need of Momcozy S9 pumps/motors and Momcozy M5 pumps (bonus if you also have parts and are willing to donate). At the moment, too many of our pumps are still out in circulation, and until they’re returned, I don’t have any available to loan. This has meant having to turn away families who genuinely need a wearable pump to continue feeding or working and that part is really hard.

If you have a Momcozy S9 or M5 you’re no longer using, or parts you’d be willing to donate, it would make an immediate and meaningful impact for another family.

If you’re not able to donate, sharing this post would help more than you know. Thank you for always showing up for families in this community 🤍

I’m proud to share that I serve on the Kentucky committee for the National Lactation Consultant Alliance.This work focus...
12/26/2025

I’m proud to share that I serve on the Kentucky committee for the National Lactation Consultant Alliance.
This work focuses on advocacy, professional standards, and strengthening the role of IBCLCs — all with the goal of improving care for families. Supporting families doesn’t stop at the consult room.�The systems behind the care matter too.

Today can feel many ways.For some families, feeding feels settled and joyful.For others, it feels heavy, uncertain, or e...
12/26/2025

Today can feel many ways.

For some families, feeding feels settled and joyful.
For others, it feels heavy, uncertain, or emotional.

Both can exist.

If today feels calm, I hope you’re able to soak it in.
If today feels hard, please know you’re not alone — and support still exists beyond the holidays 🤍

If feeding feels heavy today, you’re allowed to pause the pressure.No fixing.No optimizing.No comparing.Just meeting you...
12/24/2025

If feeding feels heavy today, you’re allowed to pause the pressure.

No fixing.
No optimizing.
No comparing.

Just meeting your baby where they are — and meeting yourself with a little more gentleness too.

Holiday schedules, travel, noise, and emotions can all impact feeding. One hard day does not mean something is wrong.

Support doesn’t require perfection, especially today 🤍

This season looks like balancing family, advocacy work, and showing up for feeding families.Some days are consults.Some ...
12/24/2025

This season looks like balancing family, advocacy work, and showing up for feeding families.

Some days are consults.
Some days are meetings.
Some days are slower.

All of it matters.

You’re not doing it wrong if feeding feels harder this time of year.Routines change. Babies feel it. Caregivers are stre...
12/22/2025

You’re not doing it wrong if feeding feels harder this time of year.

Routines change. Babies feel it. Caregivers are stretched thin.

None of that means you’re failing.
This season calls for gentleness—not perfection.

Feeling grateful for the families, providers, and community members who support this work.Lactation care doesn’t happen ...
12/22/2025

Feeling grateful for the families, providers, and community members who support this work.

Lactation care doesn’t happen in isolation, it’s built through trust, collaboration, and a shared commitment to families.

I’m honored to share that I’ve been elected Secretary of the Kentuckiana Lactation Improvement Coalition.This coalition ...
12/21/2025

I’m honored to share that I’ve been elected Secretary of the Kentuckiana Lactation Improvement Coalition.

This coalition brings together lactation professionals and community partners committed to improving access, education, and support for feeding families across our region.

Advocacy work matters not — just in one-on-one family care, but at the systems level. but at the systems level. I’m grateful for the opportunity to serve and contribute to work that directly impacts families and providers alike.

12/18/2025

As we work to support local families this holiday season, we’re running into a challenge people don’t often realize.

We have pumps and bottles ready to donate — but without ni***es and flanges, many families can’t use them. These parts are expensive and often out of reach.

We’ve organized our Amazon Wish List by priority (Low, Medium, High, Highest) to help meet the most urgent needs.

Thank you for supporting feeding families in our community ❤️

🎄 Help Us Clear the List for Community Families This ChristmasAs we head into the holidays, A Mother’s Village is workin...
12/18/2025

🎄 Help Us Clear the List for Community Families This Christmas

As we head into the holidays, A Mother’s Village is working to support local families who are navigating feeding challenges and financial stress. Small items make a huge difference — and right now, we are especially in need of feeding essentials.

🍼 Most Needed Right Now (listed on our Amazon Wish List):
• Bottle ni***es (specific brands and amounts listed)
• Pump flanges compatible with Spectra & Medela pumps

💙 Also appreciated:
Any bottles you already have that you notice we’re running low on in our story photos — every donation helps a family feel supported and prepared.

If you’ve been looking for a simple, meaningful way to give back this season, this is it. Thank you for helping us show up for families in our community 🤍

📦 Amazon Wish List link: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2GN5VB382CQE0?ref_=wl_share

Our Amazon Wish List is organized by priority (Low, Medium, High, and Highest) to help guide giving and highlight our most urgent needs.

I’m honored to share that I am now officially an IBCLC — International Board Certified Lactation Consultant.This milesto...
12/11/2025

I’m honored to share that I am now officially an IBCLC — International Board Certified Lactation Consultant.

This milestone represents years of service, education, clinical experience, and dedication to supporting families in our community. For the past five years, I have poured my heart into lactation and infant feeding work—building a thriving practice, specializing in oral habilitation, and providing evidence-based, compassionate care to thousands of families.

What many may not know is that the path to this credential is extensive. Before even sitting for the exam, I completed the full IBLCE requirements:
• 95+ hours of lactation-specific education
• 1000+ supervised clinical hours
• Health sciences coursework
• CPR, ethics, and continuing education standards
• Comprehensive documentation and verification

I was also selected for an IBLCE audit, a rigorous review that requires proof of every hour of education and clinical experience submitted. While audits are uncommon, I successfully passed with all materials verified and approved — something I am deeply proud of, as it reflects the integrity and transparency with which I have always approached my work.

Earning the IBCLC credential does not change the heart of what I do. My mission remains the same: to provide thoughtful, individualized, evidence-based lactation and infant feeding care for families across Southern Kentucky and Northern Tennessee. These letters simply reflect the level of training and commitment I have held for years and open even more doors for advanced clinical practice and collaboration.

To the families who have trusted me, to the providers who have partnered with me, and to my own family who has supported me through every step — thank you. Your confidence, encouragement, and shared belief in meaningful lactation care have made this achievement possible.

I look forward to continuing this work with the highest standard of professional credentialing in the lactation field.

With gratitude,
Emily Kaiser, MSW, IBCLC
Owner, A Mother’s Village

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