Low Milk Supply Support
Worried You Aren't Making Enough Milk?
Many parents worry about milk supply. Sometimes supply is normal and reassurance is all that's needed. Other times there is an underlying cause that deserves careful evaluation.
If you're supplementing more than expected, pumping less milk than you'd hoped, concerned about weight gain, or exhausted from triple feeding, I can help.
Office visits in Lafayette • Home visits within 15 miles • Virtual visits throughout Colorado
Signs of Low Milk Supply
Poor weight gain
Low pump output
Needing frequent supplementation
Few wet or dirty diapers
Baby seems unsatisfied after feeds
Milk production decreased after returning to work
Not all of these signs mean you have low milk supply. A feeding assessment can help determine what's really going on.
Common Causes
Low milk supply may be related to:
PCOS/PMOS
Thyroid disorders
Insulin resistance
Low glandular tissue
Previous breast surgery
Poor milk transfer
Tongue function concerns
Pumping or flange fit problems
Prematurity or NICU stay
How I Can Help
During your visit, we'll identify possible causes and create a plan that supports your feeding goals. Your consultation may include:
Feeding assessment
Weighted feed
Latch evaluation
Pumping assessment
Flange sizing
Individualized feeding plan
My goal is to help you understand why supply may be low and develop a realistic plan for moving forward.
Schedule a Consultation
You don't have to figure this out alone.
Most visits are covered by insurance, including UnitedHealthcare, Aetna, Cigna, Colorado Medicaid, Curative, and First Health.