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Feeding & Lactation Support
Feeding your baby doesn’t always go according to plan. That’s okay. We’re here to help.
Whether you’re breastfeeding, pumping, combination feeding, or using formula, you deserve support that meets you where you are.
SimpliFed connects you with certified lactation consultants (IBCLCs) and baby feeding specialists who can help you navigate the questions, challenges, and changes that come with feeding your baby—from the first days home through the months ahead.
Breastfeeding and latch challenges
Pumping and breast pump questions
Flange sizing and pumping comfort
Milk supply concerns
Returning to work or daycare
Engorgement and clogged ducts
Bottle feeding and paced feeding
Combination feeding
Formula feeding
Introducing solids
You don’t have to figure it out alone.
Your feeding journey is unique. Our providers take the time to understand what’s working, what isn’t, and what matters most to your family—and help you create a feeding plan that works for you and your baby.
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Pregnancy & Feeding Support
Preparing for baby means preparing for more than birth.
Pregnancy is the perfect time to start thinking about how you want to feed your baby—and to know that your plan can change once baby arrives.
SimpliFed connects you with certified lactation consultants (IBCLCs) and feeding specialists who can help you prepare for your feeding journey before your baby is born, so you feel more confident when the big day arrives.
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Get Support With:
Understanding your feeding options
Preparing for breastfeeding
Choosing and using your breast pump
Breast pump prescriptions
Creating a feeding plan
Learning what to expect in the first days
Setting realistic feeding goals
Preparing for combination or formula feeding
Questions about feeding after birth
Postpartum & Feeding Support
Your baby is here. Now the real questions begin.
How often should my baby eat? Is my baby getting enough? Why does feeding hurt? Is my pump working correctly? When will this get easier?SimpliFed connects you with certified IBCLCs and baby feeding specialists who can help you navigate feeding during the first days, weeks, and months of your baby’s life.
Get support with:
Breastfeeding and latch
Milk supply concerns
Pumping and flange sizing
Breast pump questions
Bottle and paced feeding
Combination feeding
Formula feeding
Cluster feeding
Introducing solids
Returning to work or daycare
Creating a feeding plan that works for your family
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And because feeding is connected to how you’re feeling…
Our care team can also check in on your postpartum well-being and help connect you with additional support when you need it. Postpartum support shouldn’t end at six weeks. And feeding support shouldn’t end when you leave the hospital.
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Feeding & Maternal Mental Health
Feeding your baby is part of your maternal health journey. So is how you feel along the way. Feeding can be joyful—but it can also come with stress, pressure, uncertainty, and emotions you didn’t expect.
Whether you’re worried about your milk supply, struggling with breastfeeding, feeling overwhelmed by feeding decisions, or simply wondering if you’re doing enough, you deserve support without judgment.
SimpliFed brings together feeding support and maternal mental health screening to help you care for both you and your baby.
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Breastfeeding and feeding challenges
Pumping and milk supply concerns
Feeding-related stress and anxiety
Navigating unexpected changes to your feeding plan
Combination and formula feeding
Postpartum emotional well-being
Mental health screening
Connecting you with additional behavioral health resources when needed
There’s no “right” way to feel—or one right way to feed.
Your feeding plan should support your baby and your well-being. Our providers are here to help you make informed decisions, work through challenges, and find a path that feels right for your family.
Because supporting how you feed your baby also means supporting you.