Use this page to understand how a lactation consultation works, what we assess, and what you will leave with before you book.
Quick Expert Answer
At SOS Lactation, you can expect practical, one-on-one feeding support focused on what is happening with you and your baby right now. Your visit is meant to help you understand the issue, get a clear next step, and leave with a plan that feels realistic at home.
If you already know you want hands-on help, see the in-home lactation consultant in Houston page.
What happens next
A calm, simple process
You do not have to have every detail figured out before reaching out.
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Choose the consultation that fits your situation.
Pick the format that best matches where you need help right now.
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Connect with Leah and talk through what is happening.
Review the concern, what you have already tried, and what matters most now.
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Leave with practical next steps you can use right away.
You will get a clear plan you can start using the same day.
If you still have insurance or timing questions, you can review those details first and then decide what to book.
The consultation, step by step
- We start with your feeding history, current concerns, and goals.
- We assess latch, transfer, pumping, comfort, and day-to-day feeding patterns.
- We make practical changes during the visit so you can feel the difference right away.
- You leave with a clear written plan and follow-up priorities.
What you leave with
- A prioritized plan for the next 24 to 72 hours.
- Specific latch, positioning, pumping, or supplementation adjustments.
- Clear indicators for when to follow up.
- Next-step options if you need additional support.
Who this helps most
This is a strong fit if feeding feels painful, inconsistent, stressful, or unclear, including latch pain, supply concerns, pumping confusion, or mixed feeding decisions.
FAQ
How long is a consultation?
Most consultations are long enough to assess the full feeding picture, make practical adjustments, and build a clear plan without rushing.
What should I prepare before we meet?
Bring your main concerns, a brief feeding history, and any pediatric guidance so we can focus quickly.
Can you help with pumping and supplementation?
Yes. We include pumping strategy, bottle planning, and supplementation transitions when needed.
Do you offer follow-up visits?
Yes. Follow-up is available when you need plan refinement after initial changes.