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:
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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.

03/11/2026

There’s this quiet belief floating around that you should only get breastfeeding help **once things are already hard**.

Not because anyone sat down and decided that was the best way…
But because over time we’ve absorbed messages like:

• *“You’ll figure it out.”*
• *“Just try harder.”*
• *“Breastfeeding should be natural.”*

Add in questions like: *Where do I even find help? Is this something I should have budgeted for?* — and suddenly parents are trying to navigate one of the most important parts of early motherhood **completely exhausted and alone.**

And when it isn’t easy?
Too often the story becomes: *maybe this just isn’t for me.*

But here’s the truth we see every single day:

✨ Many families book support between **week 1 and week 6 postpartum**
✨ Breastfeeding **isn’t always complicated**
✨ A **complicated start doesn’t mean a hard journey**
✨ And when things *are* hard, you deserve **real guidance and support**

At **Gwinnett Breastfeeding**, we’ve walked alongside so many families through the **beautiful, messy beginnings** of feeding their babies.

And over and over again, those early uncertain moments grow into something parents once hoped for —
confidence, full bellies, and a feeding relationship that feels good for both parent and baby.

You don’t have to wait until you're overwhelmed to get support.
Sometimes the best time to get help is simply when you **want someone beside you.**

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03/10/2026

MAMMA is an incredible resource for our community. It is 💯% home grown and supported by local volunteers.

In it's infancy we reached out to many to help seed into it's growth. Our fridge was made possible by and

We follow most of the rules of milk banks, with one large exception. MAMMA does not pasteurize breastmilk. This means many things including never providing NICU infants breastmilk that is donated.

For infants who aren't in the NICU this service is a stand in for short term breastmilk for babies who are currently feeding breastmilk.

03/09/2026

It's National Women’s Day!! Let's uplift each other.

03/07/2026

It’s a perfectly good Friday and I truly wasn’t trying to start anything… but here we are.

Somewhere right now, a mother is being told something about breastfeeding that simply isn’t true. She’ll go home confused, maybe in tears, wondering why something that’s supposed to be natural feels so impossible.

And sometimes the consequence of that bad advice? A breastfeeding journey that ends before it ever really had a chance to begin.

But here’s the thing: many of those mothers don’t quit.
They regroup. They dig deep. And eventually they find an IBCLC like me after feeling completely worn down — but still determined.

And more often than not, the answer isn’t “your ni***es are the problem.”
The answer is: *let’s fix what’s actually going on.*

Because breastfeeding shouldn’t feel like a mystery novel.
It shouldn’t be unnecessarily painful.
And it definitely shouldn’t end because someone didn’t have the right support.

Real problems deserve real solutions. And parents deserve better information.

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03/06/2026

It’s a perfectly good Friday and I truly wasn’t trying to start anything… but here we are.

Somewhere right now, a mother is being told something about breastfeeding that simply isn’t true. She’ll go home confused, maybe in tears, wondering why something that’s supposed to be natural feels so impossible.

And sometimes the consequence of that bad advice? A breastfeeding journey that ends before it ever really had a chance to begin.

But here’s the thing: many of those mothers don’t quit.
They regroup. They dig deep. And eventually they find an IBCLC like me after feeling completely worn down — but still determined.

And more often than not, the answer isn’t “your ni***es are the problem.”
The answer is: let’s fix what’s actually going on.

Because breastfeeding shouldn’t feel like a mystery novel.
It shouldn’t be unnecessarily painful.
And it definitely shouldn’t end because someone didn’t have the right support.

Real problems deserve real solutions. And parents deserve better information.

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03/01/2026

Alright mamas, let’s have a tiny kitchen pep talk.

Postpartum bodies don’t need perfection… they need real food. And sometimes real food is as basic (and beautiful) as a sweet potato.

Sweet potatoes are basically the overachieving best friend of the veggie world. They’re packed with:
• Fiber (hello, postpartum digestion 👀)
• Complex carbs for steady energy — because newborn sleep is a myth
• Vitamin A to support immune health and tissue healing
• Potassium to help with fluid balance (bye random swelling)
• Natural sweetness that doesn’t send your blood sugar on a rollercoaster

Translation? They fuel recovery, support milk-making energy needs, and keep you full without the crash.

And here’s the wild part — this is my whole “recipe”:

Washed them.
Cut them lengthwise.
Sprinkled salt.
Drizzled oil.
Face down on a lined tray.
Oven for 1.5 hours.

That’s it. No 27 ingredients. No lactation unicorn dust. No culinary gymnastics while holding a baby on your hip.

Now they’re caramelized, soft, slightly crispy on the edges, and taste like I tried way harder than I did.

A sweet friend shared this with me, and now I’m passing it to all my mommy friends because that’s how we survive this season — we share what works.

And listen… you can eat the lactation cookie if you love it. But let’s be honest:
A cookie might temporarily increase intake.
A sweet potato will actually nourish you.

One supports your milk supply.
The other supports your thighs long term. 😅

Eat well. Keep it simple. Real food doesn’t have to be complicated to be good.

Who’s roasting sweet potatoes this week? 🍠


A little something to help you move more milk Happy Friday!!
02/27/2026

A little something to help you move more milk

Happy Friday!!

02/26/2026

The last brunchin’ was everything — fun, interactive, and full of beautiful connections. So of course… we’re doing it again 💛

This time, we have an even sweeter morning planned. Think laughter, a few fun games, meaningful conversations, and a whole lot of celebrating each other.

Midwives. Doulas. PTs, OTs

We have dedicated our life’s work to helping families grow and thrive. The work we do is sacred. It’s impactful. It matters

And so do we.

That’s exactly why this space was created — not for business cards and stiff introductions — but for real connection. For community. For sisterhood. For support.

This is not your typical meet-and-greet.
Leave the formal stuff at home. Come as you are.
If you’re looking to do this work surrounded by a supportive, collaborative group of women who truly understand the calling… this is your room.
Spots are limited, so go ahead and register now.
We cannot wait to see you there 😘

02/25/2026

I get asked all the time: “When should I stop breastfeeding?”

Sometimes the question comes from confusion — hearing things like “breastmilk has no nutritional value after 6 months.”
Sometimes it comes from parents who want to continue feeding as long as they desire but feel judged or shamed — whether they’re nursing directly or providing breastmilk by bottle.

Let me say this loud and clear:

✨ Breastmilk absolutely has nutritional value beyond 12 months.
✨ Around the world, babies are commonly breastfed well past infancy.
✨ You get to decide how long you feed your baby.

If you and your baby want to continue — that’s enough reason.

It’s your baby. It’s your body. And the two of you? You go together real bad 😉

Feed with confidence. I’m always here to support you along the way.

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02/23/2026

Do you know my job isn’t to convince you to breastfeed — it’s to support you in feeding your baby with confidence, clarity, and knowledge tailored to your unique needs.

One of the things I hear most often from parents when they find out I’m a lactation consultant is:
“I wish I knew you were close by.”
“I didn’t realize there was someone who could help me through this.”

I know that ultimately parents are tasked with the responsibility of finding a lactation consultant — and that can be really hard when you don’t even know I exist. So this NEWS is for you:

📍 I’m located in Duluth, GA.

We offer:
• Office breastfeeding support
• Virtual visits (for families anywhere)
• In-home lactation consultations
• Pumping support
• Bottle refusal help
• Latch support
• Painful feeding support
• Suspected lip & tongue tie guidance
• And so much more

Use your insurance or ask about our self-pay options — we’re ready to help you feed with confidence and get things going smoothly.

You don’t have to figure it out alone. If you’ve been wishing for someone in your corner, I’m here 🤍

I absolutely love this. Many new moms suffer with postpartum depression. While I understand that some cases are very sev...
02/23/2026

I absolutely love this. Many new moms suffer with postpartum depression. While I understand that some cases are very severe and need clinical intervention to move forward. But most of us are in "human being with unmeet needs" category. What would happen if we provide help that meet our needs.

Here is what happens

When we provide early breastfeeding help to mothers their overall outcomes and confidence increase. When we are able to have postpartum help via a doula, friends or family we are so much better. When we have maternity leave that extends beyond 3 months families can thrive.

02/21/2026

There was a season of life where my kids woke up every day with mom right there — slow mornings, shared routines, being fully present in their everyday.

Now we head out together in the mornings — them to school, me to work. I always knew staying home wouldn’t be forever… but what I didn’t expect was how special it would feel to let them see what I actually do.

I love that they get a window into my world — that sometimes they can come along, watch, ask questions, and see how I show up as a lactation consultant. Being able to weave them into different parts of my work feels like such a gift.

In this video, I’m showing my third child what swallowing sounds like and how to notice the muscles working — little moments of curiosity, learning, and connection that remind me why I love what I do.

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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