Classes

Breastfeeding Preparation -- The 2-hour comprehensive class covers the essentials for every expectant mother. Review basic latch, typical breastfeeding during first days, and common variations. Learn how to know if things are going well and what to do if they are not. Discuss what preparation and supplies are helpful. It is best to take this class about 8 weeks before your due date.

Current class schedule -- "Breastfeeding Preparation"

Date

Time

Location

May 8

6:30-8:30 pm

92nd Street Y
(Register online)

June 12

6:30-8:30 pm

92nd Street Y
(Register online)

July 31

6:30-8:30 pm

92nd Street Y
(Register online)

September 25

6:30-8:30 pm

92nd Street Y
(Register online)

     

Locations


Private Lactation Consultations

Prenatal Issues, Breast Assessments, Relactation/Induced Lactation, Maternal or Infant Illness; Breast/Nipple Pain, Infant Development, Milk Supply, Twins and Multiples, Nipple Confusion, Return to Work, Sleep Issues, Breastfeeding Checkup, Weaning.

To schedule an appointment call: 914-374-1632.

 

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