Columbia Lactation Care LLC

Columbia Lactation Care LLC Based in Columbia, SC, Columbia Lactation Care has been providing compassionate, non-judgmental infant feeding support to all families since 2015.

Breastfeeding support in Columbia, SC

Last but certainly not least, we celebrate Latina/x Breastfeeding Week, honoring the strength, resilience, and cultural ...
09/03/2025

Last but certainly not least, we celebrate Latina/x Breastfeeding Week, honoring the strength, resilience, and cultural richness.

This September, we're excited to share our top tips for achieving breastfeeding success! Don't forget to follow us and h...
09/02/2025

This September, we're excited to share our top tips for achieving breastfeeding success! Don't forget to follow us and hit that like button, so your feed is filled with these valuable insights all month long!

We're excited to continue our Lactation Celebrations, and this week, we shine a spotlight on Workplace Lactation Week! 🌟...
09/01/2025

We're excited to continue our Lactation Celebrations, and this week, we shine a spotlight on Workplace Lactation Week! 🌟 This initiative is crucial because supporting lactation at work boosts Health and Well-being, enhances Employee Retention and Satisfaction, increases Productivity, and ensures Legal Compliance.

Join us in making a difference! Checkout the link to discover how you can show your support: https://www.healthyhorizons.com/blogs/blog/workplace-lactation-week

Have you reached out to your SC state senator about S42 yet? This is a pivotal moment in our journey for change! Every v...
08/28/2025

Have you reached out to your SC state senator about S42 yet? This is a pivotal moment in our journey for change! Every voice matters—your message could inspire action. Head to the link in our bio and make your thoughts heard! Together, we can shape the future!

Happy Black Breastfeeding Week! 🎉This week shines a spotlight on critical issues that demand our attention:1. The alarmi...
08/25/2025

Happy Black Breastfeeding Week! 🎉

This week shines a spotlight on critical issues that demand our attention:

1. The alarming black infant mortality rates

2. Escalating diet-related diseases

3. The urgent need for diversity in the lactation community

4. The unique cultural challenges faced by black women

5. The scarcity of resources in black communities

Join the conversation and empower change! Checkout the link below to explore more!

https://blackbreastfeedingweek.org/why-we-need-black-breastfeeding-week/



Join us in honoring Military Lactation!We're proud to support our Military families and are Tricare Certified!
08/22/2025

Join us in honoring Military Lactation!
We're proud to support our Military families and are Tricare Certified!

Have you reached out to your SC state senator about S42 yet? The moment is now!Share in the comments if you’ve made the ...
08/18/2025

Have you reached out to your SC state senator about S42 yet? The moment is now!
Share in the comments if you’ve made the connection, and if not, click the link in our bio! Let’s make our voices heard!

08/18/2025

Happy AANHPI Breastfeeding Week!
Looking forward to kicking off this week at our webinar this afternoon - hope to see you there.

Let’s celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, & Pacific Islander Breastfeeding Week! This week, we honor the rich tra...
08/15/2025

Let’s celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, & Pacific Islander Breastfeeding Week! This week, we honor the rich traditions, stories, and resilience of our diverse communities in nurturing the next generation.

08/14/2025
08/11/2025

Breastfeeding is more than a personal choice. It’s a public health issue. A matter of equity. And a policy priority we must get right.

This , we invite you to join us for a powerful webinar on what it takes to support lactation access across South Carolina, and why it matters.

💻 Feeding the Future: Lactation Access in the Palmetto State
📅 August 21 | 🕐 1:00 PM EST | Online + Free
🔗 Register here: https://ow.ly/z3EL50WzLwi

Together, we’ll explore:
✨ How breastfeeding connects to health, equity, and economic justice
📊 What the data shows about who’s being left behind
📜 What Senate Bill S.42 could change for families
✅ Simple, effective ways you can support access for all

Let’s keep showing up with care, clarity, and joy.

🌟 Celebrate Indigenous Milk Medicine Week with us! 🌟Join in the festivities of "Spirit Week" and honor the rich traditio...
08/08/2025

🌟 Celebrate Indigenous Milk Medicine Week with us! 🌟
Join in the festivities of "Spirit Week" and honor the rich traditions!

Address

800 Columbiana Drive, Suite 116
Irmo, SC
29063

Telephone

+18032505723

Website

https://www.scstatehouse.gov/legislatorssearch.php

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Hello and Welcome!

I’m Kristyn, Certified Lactation Counselor and mother of 4 crazy beautiful (but mostly CRAZY children 😉).

My passion for helping families in their baby feeding journeys started with my own breastfeeding story. In 2007 my first son was born and he was a struggle to feed. Thankfully I had access to a wonderful IBCLC in the hospital, Holly. She stood by my side through going back to work full time at 8 weeks postpartum, months of sore ni***es (from what I would learn 8 years later was an un-diagnosed tongue tie), mastitis, thrush, and a dramatic drop in supply at 4 months old when I took medication I shouldn't have.

I had set a goal to exclusively breastfeed for 6 months before introducing complementary foods and continue until the age of 1. In the end I was able to meet my goals and we nursed for 15 months despite all our challenges. Her support inspired me with a desire to help and support other mothers the way she had supported me.

In 2012 I became a Certified Lactation Counselor as the first step towards my goal of becoming an IBCLC. In September 2015 I started Columbia Lactation Care to do my part in providing resources and solutions to families in our community who are struggling with breastfeeding for whatever reason.