Lactation Services
We don’t do one-size-fits-all.
We do what fits you.
Whether you're seeking breastfeeding support, bottle refusal help, or functional oral assessments, we offer office, home, and telehealth consultations designed around your unique goals and needs.
We specialize in evaluating and supporting oral restrictions. If you're looking for a tongue tie specialist for babies in Bowling Green, we provide thorough functional assessments, oral habilitation, and collaborate with top release providers in the region.
Office Consultations
1240 Warrior Lane, Bowling Green, KY 42104
(Southern Warren County / Plano Area)
One adult support person may attend with you.
No siblings or additional children, please.
In-Home Consultations
Serving Bowling Green, KY and surrounding areas within a 20-mile radius of our office.
Travel surcharges apply beyond 20 miles.
Distance is calculated from our office.
Telehealth Consultations
Wherever you are, you deserve excellent care.
We offer secure, HIPAA-compliant video consultations for families who are not local—or just prefer to meet virtually.
Need more details?
Visit our FAQs page for answers about what to expect during your consultation.
Cancellation Policy
We understand that life with a baby can be unpredictable. If something comes up, please don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re real humans over here and we get it. That said, to respect everyone’s time and allow other families the opportunity to be seen:
Appointments must be cancelled or rescheduled with at least 24 hours' notice to avoid a fee.
Missed, late-cancelled, or rescheduled visits without proper notice will be charged the full service amount to the card on file.
Our full payment policy is included in your intake forms and must be signed before your first appointment.
Prenatal Consultation
Start your feeding journey feeling informed, empowered, and supported.
This consultation is ideal for first-time parents or anyone who has experienced breastfeeding challenges in the past. If you have no health concerns or risk of premature labor, we recommend scheduling your visit around 36 weeks of pregnancy.
During this visit, we will:
✔️ Complete a thorough intake and review your health history
✔️ Perform a maternal breast assessment (with your permission) to identify any factors that may impact latching or milk supply
✔️ Address your personal concerns, preferences, or anxieties about nursing or pumping
✔️ Create an individualized care plan to help you meet your unique goals
✔️ Provide a written copy of your care plan for easy reference
Let’s lay the foundation for confident feeding from the very beginning.
$75
Initial Lactation Consultation
Whether you’re nursing, pumping, supplementing, or finding your own unique rhythm—support is here for you.
How We Can Help
We support families through a wide range of infant feeding challenges, including:
Difficulty latching
Nipple or breast pain
Nipple damage (cracking, bleeding, bruising, or blistering are signs something’s not right)
Mastitis, milk blebs, and “plugged ducts”
Concerns about milk supply—whether too little or too much
Possible oral restrictions (tongue, lip, or buccal ties)
Slow weight gain or concerns about weight
Supplementing—whether you’re navigating how, when, or how much
Fussiness at the breast, breast refusal, or nursing strikes
Pumping questions, schedules, and how to get the most out of your sessions
Flange fitting—finding the right size and style for you
Planning for your return to work and pumping logistics
Bottle introduction or bottle refusal
Feeding support for babies with unique needs (Preemie, Down Syndrome, Cleft Palate, etc.)
Feeding multiples (twins, triplets, or more)
Suspected infant food sensitivities or allergies
Inducing lactation or relactation
Weaning—gently and respectfully ending your breastfeeding or pumping journey
This list isn’t exhaustive. If you’re unsure if we can help, please reach out—we’re happy to guide you.
What to Expect During Your Visit
Your consultation includes a comprehensive assessment of both you and your baby:
A full health history and review of your birth experience
A maternal breast assessment to identify any factors that may impact feeding
An infant oral exam—including screening for tongue, lip, or buccal ties
Observation of at least one feeding (breast or bottle), including milk transfer
Latch and positioning support, along with a weighted feed using a medical-grade infant scale
Assessment of your milk supply and guidance around what’s typical—and what may need attention
Thoughtful, evidence-based education around red flags and what's normal
If oral restrictions are suspected, we’ll discuss next steps and, if appropriate, offer a referral to a trusted provider who meets our high standards of care.
After Your Visit
You’ll receive a personalized care plan tailored to your unique goals and needs—delivered via our secure messaging portal within 24 hours (often much sooner).
Two weeks of secure messaging support related to your current care plan are included.
Office and Telehealth: $100
In Home: $200
Follow up Consultation
This service is for current clients only.
Office and Telehealth: $90
In Home: $180
Solids Consultation
Solids Feeding Consultation
(Available as a follow-up appointment for current or former clients)
Introducing solids can feel exciting—but it can also be challenging. A Solids Feeding Consultation with A Mother’s Village is designed to support families in preventing and resolving common feeding concerns in babies and toddlers.
We Can Help With:
Solids refusal: Your baby or toddler seems disinterested in eating but isn't distressed when offered food.
Feeding aversion: Mealtimes are stressful, and your child becomes upset when placed in the highchair or when offered food—despite showing signs of hunger.
Reliance on distractions: Your child will only eat if entertained by screens, toys, or books.
Gagging or choking: Frequent gagging or choking with solids, whether due to oral motor delays, behavioral responses, or general feeding refusal/distress.
What You’ll Gain:
Guidance on helping your child develop a healthy relationship with food
Strategies to support self-feeding and explore a variety of tastes and textures
Clarity on what’s normal, what’s not, and how to move forward with confidence
Referrals to trusted pediatric specialists if additional support is needed