Expert Breastfeeding Support, Whenever You Need It
Board-certified lactation consultants (IBCLCs)
Virtual appointments available 365 days a year. We accept hundreds of insurance plans and offer discounted self-pay rates. HSA/FSA also accepted.
Breastfeeding, pumping, bottle feeding— every journey is unique, and challenges can arise. With Nest Collaborative, you’re never alone.
Our expert International Board-Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs) provide personalized, judgment-free support via secure video calls—so you can feel confident and supported every step of the way.
Get the expert guidance you deserve.
We recommend booking your first appointment whenever you start thinking about how you will feed your baby, and ideally no later than the beginning of your third trimester
Our IBCLCs will help you know what to expect, prepare based on your unique medical history and create a plan specific to your goals once the baby arrives.
“Quick, professional, very helpful! Incredibly warm and compassionate providers.”
How It Works
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Schedule Your Visit
Choose a time that fits your schedule—same-day and next-day appointments available.
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Meet Your Lactation Consultant
Join a secure video call with your IBCLC who will provide personalized support for your needs.
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Feel Confident In Feeding Your Baby
Get expert guidance on latching, pumping, milk supply, bottle feeding, or anything else on your mind.
What We Can Help With
Every feeding journey is different. Whether you're breastfeeding, pumping, bottle feeding, or a mix of all three, we’re here to help with:
Latching and positioning
Low milk supply or oversupply
Pain during feeding
Pumping guidance and flange sizing
Bottle feeding tips
Return-to-work planning
Weaning support
Breastfeeding multiples
Induced lactation, relactation & more

No question is too big—or too small. We’re here to support you every step of the way.
Real Parents, Real Success Stories
Appointments Designed For Your Needs
We offer virtual lactation consultations tailored to each stage of your journey:
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Build confidence and prepare for breastfeeding before baby arrives.
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Get expert help with latching, milk supply, and all things newborn feeding.
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Ongoing support to troubleshoot challenges and reach your goals.
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Learn how to use your pump for maximum efficiency. Get guidance on flange sizing, pumping schedules & milk storage.
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Create a pumping plan to maintain supply and balance work.
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Gentle, personalized guidance for transitioning away from breastfeeding.
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Connect with our IBCLCs and other parents in a supportive community.
It’s helpful—but not required to have your baby with you during your appointment. We can support you with milk supply, pumping, or weaning even if your baby isn’t present.
Insurance Accepted—Affordable Options for Every Family
We accept hundreds of insurance plans, including some Medicaid plans. If your plan isn’t accepted, we offer discounted self-pay rates with no hidden costs:
One-on-One Visits $105-$205
Group Classes $40
Latch Lounge$35
HSA & FSA funds can also be used to cover your visit.
Want to check your coverage? Our team is here to help.
Who Will I Be Meeting With?
At Nest Collaborative, all of our consultants are IBCLCs—the highest level of lactation certification.
Our team is made up of trusted, compassionate experts who provide both clinical excellence and emotional support, ensuring you feel empowered at every step.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Breastfeeding offers numerous benefits for both infants and parents. Babies who are breastfed have a lower risk of asthma, obesity, type 1 diabetes, ear infections, SIDS, diarrhea, vomiting, and respiratory diseases. Parents who breastfeed have a reduced risk of breast cancer, ovarian cancer, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure.
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A lactation telehealth appointment is a virtual consultation with an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). This allows you to receive personalized breastfeeding or chestfeeding support from the comfort of your home, using a secure video platform on your phone, tablet, or computer.
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Our lactation consultants can assist with:
Latching difficulties
Milk supply concerns
Pain during feeding
Cluster feeding
Selecting the right breast pump
Breast pump flange sizing
Pumping and bottle feeding guidance
Return-to-work planning
Weaning support
Breastfeeding multiples (twins/triplets)
Induced lactation and relactation
Any and all questions about feeding your baby
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We offer various appointment types to support you throughout your feeding journey, answering the following questions and so much more:
Prenatal Lactation Education Classes & Consultations (before your baby is born)
What should I know about breastfeeding basics before my baby arrives?
How to recognize physical changes as my body prepares to produce breast milk?
What should I expect during those first few days of nursing and newborn feeding?
What are some latching and positioning techniques to use once baby is born?
What breastfeeding supplies do I really need to get started?
Will breastfeeding hurt? How can I prepare myself mentally and physically?
Initial Postpartum Lactation Consultations (support after birth)
Is my baby latching properly?
How do I know if my baby is getting enough milk?
Why is breastfeeding so painful—what can I do about nipple pain or discomfort?
What’s normal when it comes to newborn feeding frequency and duration?
I’m overwhelmed. How can I build confidence in feeding my baby?
How do I manage breast engorgement, leaking, or milk letdown?
Follow-Up Visits (to address ongoing or new concerns, and to provide anticipatory guidance for preventive support throughout all the transitions along the breastfeeding journey)
My baby’s latch has changed—what can I do?
I’m worried about my low milk supply. How can I tell if it’s actually low?
How do I handle cluster feeding or fussiness at the breast?
Is my baby gaining weight appropriately?
What can I do about ongoing nipple soreness or clogged ducts?
How can I continue breastfeeding even when it feels tough?
My baby is reaching a new milestone–how can I expect this to affect breastfeeding?
Pumping Consultations
How do I choose the best breast pump for my needs?
How do I get the most out of my pumping sessions?
Are my breast pump flanges sized correctly?
How should I store and handle expressed (pumped) breast milk safely?
How can I boost my milk output while pumping?
When should I start pumping breast milk?
How long should I pump each time?
How much breast milk will I get when you pump?
Do I need to sterilize a breast pump after every use?
Can I pump into the same bottle all day?
Can I put breast milk back in the fridge after baby drinks from it?
Back-to-Work Planning Sessions
How do I build a breast milk freezer stash before returning to work?
How often should I pump at work to maintain my milk supply?
What’s the best way to introduce a bottle to my baby?
How do I talk to my employer about my pumping schedule?
How can I keep breastfeeding and pumping going when I’m away from my baby?
What do I need to bring to work to make pumping easier?
Weaning Support Visits
How do I start the weaning process in a way that’s gentle for me and my baby?
What’s the right pace for dropping feedings?
How can I prevent engorgement or clogged milk ducts during weaning?
Will stopping breastfeeding affect my hormones or emotions?
How do I emotionally handle the transition away from nursing or pumping?
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Visit length depends on the type of appointment. If you are unsure about which visit type to choose, our customer experience team will work with you to ensure you are booked into the most appropriate appointment type for your needs.
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While it's helpful to have your baby present for the consultant to observe feedings and provide real-time guidance, it's not mandatory. We can still address concerns like pumping, weaning, or milk supply without your baby being present.
“My lactation consultant was personable, professional and encouraging. As I’m beginning to wean my little one, I’m sad I won’t be meeting with her regularly. Throughout my visits she went beyond the scope of breastfeeding and cared for my underlying emotional and mental wellbeing. Every woman deserves this measure of support in motherhood.”
Still Have Questions?
We’re here to help—whether you need guidance on insurance, visit types, or anything else.

Ready to Feel Supported?
Book now and take the next step in your feeding journey.