Babies in Common

01/25/2026

01/23/2026

📍 Ann Arbor, Michigan

Meet Jill Mailing, IBCLC, PMH-C, who supports families in their early parenting journey with compassionate, holistic care for feeding and sleep challenges. Using a functional lens, she helps parents get to the root cause of their baby’s complex challenges, including reflux, latch pain, hourly wakes, and GI discomfort, as well as parental challenges like low milk supply, D-MER, vasospasm, and aversion.

Jill offers care in-person at her office and virtually to meet families wherever they are.

✨ Specialties: holistic care, oral function & rehabilitation, latch refusal, low milk supply, effective pumping, optimal bottle feeding & bottle refusal, herbal support. https://www.babiesincommon.com/directory/item/jill-mailing-ibclc-pmh-c

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01/22/2026

📍Southeastern Minnesota

🌿 Meet Molly Mustafa, BSN, RN, IBCLC, 🌿 with a bachelor’s degree in nutrition. Molly has extensive clinical experience, having worked as an inpatient nurse on a general medical unit for adults and in the NICU, where she provided specialized care to babies and their families.

After a challenging breastfeeding journey with her oldest child—and inspired by her work in the NICU—Molly pursued her passion for lactation care and earned her IBCLC certification. She transitioned to private practice, providing lactation and breastfeeding consultations. Her mission is to deliver high-quality, evidence-based, and compassionate care to support families from pregnancy through weaning.

🏠 In-office, in-home, and virtual care available https://www.babiesincommon.com/directory/item/molly-mustafa-bsn-rn-ibclc

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⏰ From time to time, we'll be posting about Directory members so you can learn about the services they provide. ⁠
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01/21/2026

📍 Duluth, Minnesota / Superior, Wisconsin

Meet Molly Bohil, OTD, OTR/L, CLC, and certified Fertility Awareness Method instructor. Molly offers in-person home visits in the Twin Ports area and virtual support anywhere.

Molly specializes in helping parents find their best pump fit using a hands-on, research-backed approach. Proper fl**ge fitting can improve comfort, milk output, and pumping efficiency—and clients can try multiple fl**ge sizes in one session, saving time, frustration, and money.

Still pregnant? Molly also offers prenatal support to prepare for pumping and postpartum needs, based on timing and provider guidance.

✨ Specialties: Fl**ge fittings, pumping support, and infant body work. https://www.babiesincommon.com/directory/item/molly-bohil-otd-otr-l-clc

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⏰ From time to time, we'll be posting about Directory members so you can learn about the services they provide. ⁠
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01/21/2026

Back again this Sunday is another CPR and Choke Saving Skills class where Amanda will cover adults, kids, and babies! If you haven't taken a class in the last couple years, now is a good time.
We have five more spots available.
There's a discount for people from the same household who sign up together. ;) This is for anyone 12 and older, so great for the pre-teens, teens, and all adults to come and learn how to save a life.

https://www.babiesincommon.com/prenatal/cpr

01/20/2026

Georgia 🇺🇸
Meet Candace Green, IBCLC, PMH-C, based in the CSRA, she specializes in supporting families through both the challenges and joys of infant feeding. Her areas of expertise include perinatal mental health, pumping, oral ties, and low milk supply—concerns that often require more than quick fixes and deserve individualized, evidence-based care. She believes every parent deserves not only answers, but also a safe, supportive space to feel heard.

She offers in-person office visits, in-home visits, and virtual consultations, providing flexible support to meet families where they are. Whether preparing for breastfeeding, navigating latching or supply challenges, or planning a return to work, her approach blends clinical expertise with compassionate mentorship. Her goal is simple: to help families feel confident, cared for, and empowered to reach their feeding goals—without having to do it alone.

Areas Served: CSRA – Columbia, Richmond, Burke, Lincoln, McDuffie, Warren, Aiken, Edgefield, Barnwell, McCormick

Specialties: perinatal mental health, pumping, oral ties, low milk supply https://www.babiesincommon.com/directory/item/candace-green-ibclc-pmh-c

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🔎 Find lactation professionals who have taken one of our pumping-related courses and are committed to helping families get support with pumping, fl**ge fitting, and so much more. ⁠
⏰ From time to time, we'll be posting about Directory members so you can learn about the services they provide. ⁠
👁️ 👁️ Check out the Directory soon--and notice that it's an attractive format and providers are searchable by name, practice location, state/province, country...⁠
babiesincommon(dot)com/directory⁠
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