Northern Prairie Lactation Services

03/02/2026

Are you expecting and due in April (or sooner)? Now is a great time to schedule a prenatal lactation education visit.

Whether this is your first baby or you’ve faced breastfeeding challenges in the past, we’ll review the basics, discuss your health history, and create a plan to support your breastfeeding goals.

You can breastfeed. Prenatal education helps you start with confidence.

Learn more or schedule a visit through the link in my bio or on my website.

02/11/2026

It's the best tool in your tool box!

02/09/2026

Do you have UnitedHealthcare (UHC)?

I am in-network through TLN for Commercial members with UnitedHealthcare in 49 states (Hawaii pending) for in-person consultations. If eligible, you may receive lactation assistance at no cost to you, including your prenatal lactation education visits.

If you'd like assistance with checking your coverage, please feel free to reach out!

Coverage varies by plan. Verification required.

02/05/2026

Do you have Cigna health insurance?

Through a partnership with Wildflower Health, I accept many Cigna plans. If eligible, you may receive in-home and virtual lactation assistance at no cost to you, including your prenatal lactation education visits.

If you'd like assistance with checking your coverage, please feel free to reach out!

Coverage varies by plan. Verification required.

02/02/2026

Are you expecting and due in March (or sooner)? Now is a great time to schedule a prenatal lactation education visit.

Whether this is your first baby or you’ve faced breastfeeding challenges in the past, we’ll review the basics, discuss your health history, and create a plan to support your breastfeeding goals.

You can breastfeed. Prenatal education helps you start with confidence.

Learn more or schedule a visit through the link in my bio or on my website.

01/25/2026

Do you have spare breast milk that you'd donate to a family in need? Let me know and I'll connect you.

01/21/2026

❄️ BRRRR… this cold snap has everyone stuck inside, bundled up, and finding *creative* ways to stay warm 👀

Fast-forward about 9 months and there may be some brand-new little humans joining the party! ✨

See you in September for a prenatal breastfeeding visit 😎

01/15/2026

I have one pair each of 17mm and 19mm Maymom flanges for a Spectra pump. Are there any moms who could use these for free? They are used.

Pickup would be in south Moorhead. (I'll remove the post when they are taken).

01/14/2026

Are you expecting and due in February (or sooner)? Now is a great time to schedule a prenatal lactation education visit.

Whether this is your first baby or you’ve faced breastfeeding challenges in the past, we’ll review the basics, discuss your health history, and create a plan to support your breastfeeding goals.

You can breastfeed. Prenatal education helps you start with confidence.

Learn more or schedule a visit through the link in my bio or on my website.

01/14/2026

Every year is another chance for learning and growth. While 2025 had its ups and downs, I'm still incredibly proud of the work I did, and I cannot wait to continue this work into 2026.

Thank you to all of my clients who welcomed me in to their lives during this precious time.

01/12/2026

My office is officially closed! In an effort to look for the positive, I'm now available for lactation support visits in home for babies of all ages. I'm still offering prenatal education visits and shorter specialized visits.

Coming soon: Bottle Refusal visit options!

As a reminder, I do accept some insurance plans and self-pay clients are welcome as well.

Please reach out if you need support in your breastfeeding journey. I cannot wait to see what 2026 has in store!

01/10/2026

A fellow IBCLC in Minneapolis could use any support we can muster!

I want to say this plainly and with slight levity (hence the song choice)…

I do NOT like asking for help for myself — but this isn’t about me.

It’s about restoring access to care.

Early Wednesday morning, my mobile IBCLC office bag was stolen, taking over $2,500 worth of essential equipment that I use to support families every day. That equipment allows me to offer low-cost, culturally competent, and affirming lactation care and bodywork to all the families I serve — and especially my BIPOC and Q***r communities, who already face barriers to care.

If you’re able to support replacement, thank you.

If you’re not, sharing this post still helps more than you know.

Ways to support are listed on the slide and linked in my bio.

I’m deeply grateful for community that shows up when care is disrupted.

💛 Thank you. Love you all.
Kaytee of Twin Cities Lactation💛