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Latched Louisville LLC

Breastfeeding Clinic in Louisville, KY area. I'm Tereza Peercy, Women's Health Nurse Practitioner, International Board Certified Lactation Consultant.

Welcome to the cutest Mobile Breastfeeding Clinic in the world! The Latch Hatch is a completely renovated 1975 Airstream Argosy pull behind trailer that parks in various locations in Louisville Kentucky, Southern Indiana and surrounding areas. We are currently stationed in the St. Matthews area. Lactation services are billed under health insurance and we are in network with most all local health insurance companies, including Medicaid. Book an appointment with us: https://practice.kareo.com/latchedlouisville

02/25/2026

We know how you feel, cutie 🥰

02/08/2026

We are over the 🌙 for our very own, , on the birth of her long awaited daughter, Nora 🌹. We will all miss her at Latched Louisville while she recovers and adjusts. Everyone tell her in the comments how wonderful she is 😊😊

01/13/2026

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10/21/2025

Let’s talk about making more milk .. MMMM 😋

🥛 This week’s pro tip is to embrace cluster feeding. Sometimes mothers misinterpret cluster feeding behavior from their baby as a sign of danger or low supply. If given inappropriate advice, some parents rush immediately to supplementing or “topping off” with milk or formula in a bottle. This is a fast track way to decreasing your milk supply and encouraging breast refusal behavior from your baby.

Did you know that the only way your body knows to make more milk is to receive cluster feeding messages from your baby? More ni**le stimulation = more oxytocin to your pituitary gland = more prolactin released = more milk produced. It’s a feedback 🔂 loop! Embrace the cluster feeding; don’t be scared!

Babies cluster feed any time they need to communicate a growth spurt to their mother. Usually this behavior happens in the late afternoon/ evening and can be exhausting. Cluster feeding usually behavior varies and usually lasts 2-3 days. After about 48 hours of increased stimulation, your breasts should respond by feeling more full and cluster feeding should subside. It will happen again with baby’s next growth spurt.

As usual, every scenario is nuanced and a care plan should involve guidance by an IBCLC. If you are directed to give a top off after nursing, consider reaching out to an IBCLC for expert care. Cluster feeding can seem scary or be super exhausting but, like many things in life, good things come after a season of struggle. Don’t avoid the struggle!

Tell us in the comments about your last cluster feeding journey.

Exclusive pumping moms, do you have any questions about how to increase supply if your baby is not giving that feedback directly to your breasts?

Schedule an in person or telehealth visit with us if you have concerns about your milk supply!

10/18/2025

If you like to guppy, give us a 🐟 in the comments!!!!
If you wanna know why we like to guppy, like or comment and we will let you know why we like to guppy 🕺🏼

10/15/2025

It’s never too early to introduce teething toys! In fact, the best teething toy is a parent’s clean finger ✋🏽. Letting your baby explore with the tongue is a great way to improve oral motor function, range of motion and strength of the tongue which improves sucking, swallowing, chewing, talking and breathing! Check out our Amazon store front for links to our fav toys! As usual, if you have concerns with your baby’s feeding ability, schedule an appointment with us!

10/06/2025

https://www.equipfoods.com/LATCHED

09/18/2025

Happy Neonatal Nurses Week to all the incredible neonatal nurses out there! We can't thank these angels enough for their dedication and compassion.

We love supporting NICU families! While our ability to see babies in the NICU is limited, we are always here to help. We offer in-office lactation support for parents, and telehealth visits for both parents and babies. We're also passionate about helping NICU graduates and their families thrive.

09/16/2025

Can Gestational Diabetes effect breastfeeding?

Find out here from IBCLC Sarah!

09/09/2025

Follow IBCLC Sarah on the go while she breastfeeds, and see her tips!

Do you have any tips of your own to share?

05/05/2025

**Update: We've opened a few more slots.**

This Thursday!!
Hey 2nd & 3rd Trimester Mamas! Join this trio for a super helpful prenatal prep hangout at .
🤰🏽 Tune into your body's wisdom with Courtney Ferguson from
🧘‍♀️ Chill out & find your flow with Esther Beard from .soul.support and
🥛 Get lactation tips from Christine Newton from
This event is free, but there is limited space. Sign up for your spot at https://latchedlouisville.as.me/prenatalprepnight or message us for the link.

04/25/2025

Hey 2nd & 3rd Trimester Mamas! Join this trio for a super helpful prenatal prep hangout at .

🤰🏽 Tune into your body's wisdom with Courtney Ferguson from
🧘‍♀️ Chill out & find your flow with Esther Beard from .soul.support and
🥛 Get lactation tips from Christine Newton from

This event is free, but there is limited space. Sign up for your spot at https://latchedlouisville.as.me/prenatalprepnight or message us for the link.

Address

350 Evergreen Road
Louisville, KY
40243

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	10am - 12pm

Website

http://Latchedlouisville.com/

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I'm Tereza Peercy, Women's Health Nurse Practitioner (WHNP), International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), Mom of 4! I spent the first ten years of my career as a Registered Nurse in the Pediatric ICU and Pediatric ER setting where I developed a love for helping moms and babies with breastfeeding. After enduring many problems while breastfeeding my twins I realized that I wanted to be a resource and advocate for breastfeeding moms in my community. I currently work as a WHNP one day each week and part time in a local hospital as an IBCLC. My desire is to offer my expertise and encouragement to breastfeeding women locally and from afar as I partner with Lactation Link LLC. Welcome to Latched Louisville!