Breast feeding Consultations

There are many obstacles that you may encounter when breastfeeding your baby. Assistance from an infant feeding specialist can help you come up with a plan to try overcome these challenges.

Consultations can be either via a video telehealth appointment any where in Australia or Wendy can organise a time to make an in home visit within the Albury/Wodonga region

Amelia

I would 100% recommend Wendy to any soon to be parents. I never realised how much was actually involved in breast feeding.

How It Works...

WHAT HAPPENS DURING A CONSULTATION

Wendy will take a comprehensive history to try establish the cause of the problems, and will tailor make a solution that fits your circumstances and goals.

With more than 30 years’ experience helping mothers feed their babies. Wendy’s advice is practical and realistic, ensuring that your baby is getting sufficient milk to settle and put on weight.

You will find Wendy’s approach to be compassionate and honest, ensuring that feeding plans are realistic and feasible.

What Clients Say

We felt so supported by Wendy and her extensive knowledge. Wendy goes above and beyond, all with such a calm, caring and comforting manner.

Kate ● New Mum

Wendy went above and beyond to make sure everything went as smoothly as possible. Knowing she is just a phone call away is so reassuring.

Tash ● New Mum

Wendy is a human angel. So kind, understanding and knowledgeable. I would recommend any new or expecting mother make an appointment.

Shev ● New Mum

Pricing

INITIAL CONSULTATION

$165.00

AUD

Face to Face or via Telehealth
90 Minute Consultation
Thorough History Taking
Observing A Full Breast feed
Personalised Breast feeding Plan
Written Information Provided To Help Guide You Through
Time To Answer Any Questions You Have

FOLLOW UP APPOINTMENT

$95.00

AUD

Face to Face or via Telehealth
Revision Of The Breast feeding Plan
60 Minute Consultation
Observe A Full Breast feed
Duration May Vary, Depending On Complexities

Preparing For Your Consultation

On the day of the appointment it is better if your baby is ready to feed at the agreed time of the appointment. I know that this is very difficult with a newborn baby but please see if you can do the following:

Wake your baby to do a feed around 3 to 4 hours prior to the visit
If you are expressing your breasts try to complete this as soon after the feed as possible
Use a dummy or cuddle your baby if necessary to keep him / her settled
Please do not feed your baby until the appointment time so your baby is ready to feed when I arrive
Have the baby book handy as I will need to refer to this to check the previous weights
If you have been using a bottle to top up with and you are seeing me in the consulting room please be sure to bring the bottle and expressed milk or formula with you to the appointment
Write all your questions down as you think of them so we can be sure you have covered all of your concerns before the end of the appointment.