Thrive Lactation & Wellness

07/22/2025

We are prepared to help families navigate even the most challenging feeding difficulties.
New Supplemental Feeding Kits have arrived to help babies needing the support of supplemental tube feeding. These kits can be a game changer for parents trying to improve weight gain or just decrease the time it takes to get through all the feeding activities.

07/09/2025

Your worth isn’t measured in ounces.
Being a good mom isn’t about being perfect but in your baby’s eyes, there is no one more perfect than you.

This is hard work but you can do hard things and we are here to support you on every step of this journey. 🫶🏻 You are enough.

04/12/2025

We're here and SO excited to share our passion. We hope to meet many expecting Mamas today!

04/11/2025

Do you have a feeding plan?

An Infant Feeding Plan is a helpful tool that communicates your desired hospital experience and infant feeding goals to your family and healthcare providers. If you’re still exploring your options or unsure where to begin, this is the perfect time to connect with a prenatal lactation consultant at Thrive Lactation & Wellness.

At Thrive Lactation & Wellness, we recommend establishing care with one of our Registered Nurses (RN’s) and International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) around 32–34 weeks of pregnancy. During this visit, you’ll review breastfeeding basics, discuss your health history, past feeding experiences (if applicable), current concerns, and your feeding goals.

Additional prenatal lactation education is encouraged around 35–37 weeks—although it’s never too late to get started.

Expectant parents often focus on preparing for labor and birth, yet feeding your baby will take up much more of your time. While breastfeeding is natural, it doesn’t always come naturally. Prenatal lactation education can be a vital step in building confidence and support as you work toward your infant feeding goals.

03/24/2025

Meet Nicole & Shannon
Your Lactation Experts at Thrive Lactation & Wellness

At Thrive Lactation & Wellness, we believe every family deserves compassionate, expert support on their breastfeeding journey. Meet Nicole and Shannon, the heart behind Thrive Lactation & Wellness, two dedicated International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs) and experienced nurses who are passionate about empowering families with knowledge, confidence, and personalized care.

Together, Nicole and Shannon bring years of expertise, warmth, and unwavering support to help you navigate breastfeeding with confidence. Whether you’re expecting, struggling with latch issues, or just need reassurance, they’re here for you every step of the way.

Book your consultation today and start your journey with a team that truly cares! Link in bio!

03/17/2025

5 Reasons to See a Lactation Consultant (IBCLC)

✨ Breastfeeding Shouldn’t Be Painful – Struggling with latch or discomfort? An IBCLC can help!

🍼 Milk Supply Concerns – Too much or too little milk? Get expert support to regulate supply.

📈 Baby Not Gaining Weight? – Ensure your baby is feeding effectively for healthy growth.

🎡 Pumping & Bottle-Feeding Help – Learn how to optimize pumping, milk storage, and bottle feeding.

💖 Special Circumstances? – Whether it's a premature baby, multiples, surgery history, or past struggles, we’re here to support your journey.

💡 You don’t have to figure it out alone! Connect with an IBCLC for expert guidance and confidence in your feeding journey.

📩 Book a consultation today! See Link in Bio

03/13/2025

Thank you Alissa Gram, for visiting our support group today to answer questions and share info about pelvic floor dysfunction! We all learned something new! If you missed it, want to learn more or arrange an assessment with Alissa, you can find her at Balance Physical Therapy in Issaquah!

03/11/2025

03/05/2025

Happy IBCLC Day! We are beyond thankful for all of our IBCLCs and the families we get to support!

10/05/2024

You asked and we listened!
Breast Pump Kits have arrived and are now available at Thrive!
No more waiting for a delivery to get your replacement parts. Pick up a kit today.
Duckbills and membranes can break down over time and reduce your pump’s seal and vacuum power.
Did you know they should be replaced every 6-8 weeks to keep your pump working like new?

10/02/2024

Look what is new at Thrive! Come check out wild bird ring slings! 5 great color options! Get the chance to try them out before you buy at our support group held every Wednesday!