Breastfeeding or pumping feels painful
What is IBCLC?
IBCLC stands for International Board Certified Lactation Consultant—the gold standard credential in lactation care, recognized worldwide. Earning this certification requires hundreds of hours of clinical training, rigorous health sciences education, and a comprehensive board examination. IBCLCs are held to a strict code of ethics and must maintain ongoing continuing education to keep their certification current.
In short: when you consult with an IBCLC, you're working with one of the most qualified breastfeeding specialists in the world.
Meet Our Dedicated IBCLC Specialists
What can an IBCLC do for you?
Every breastfeeding journey is unique. From first-time moms to experienced parents, our IBCLCs meet you where you are with personalized guidance and support.
Your baby has trouble latching
You’re worried about milk supply
Your breasts don’t feel fully emptied after pumping
You’re seeing nipple soreness, cracking, or recurring discomfort
You’re returning to work and need a pumping routine
You’re not sure which pump setting, flange size, or rhythm works for you
Clear, personalized and non-judgemental lactation support.
Why Moms Choose Momcozy IBCLC Lactation Support?
The pump and the expert.
Together, finally.
Expert care.
Without the sticker shock.
Designed for your body.
Your baby. Your life.
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What Moms Get From Momcozy IBCLC Lactation Support?
Clogged Ducts & Nipple Blebs
After upgrading to the Wellness 1 pump, she got nipple blebs, clogged ducts and a 30% milk drop over two pumping sessions. All discomfort faded immediately after returning to her original M5 pump.
Our IBCLC held a one-on-one virtual consultation. No pump defects were found; her pain came from overly high suction and overly long pumping sessions. We shared personalized pumping settings and operation tips to fully fix the issue.
"I'm really happy with this brand. Honestly, Momcozy lactation support team is outstanding and helped me so much."
— KKDgsdgar16
Deep Bruise-Like Breast Ache After Pumping
A second-time exclusive pumping mom suffered throbbing areola soreness lasting 1.5 days after using W1 at maximum massage, heat and suction levels. Pain disappeared once she switched back to her old pump.
Our IBCLC ruled out pump quality issues. The ache was caused by excessive massage intensity. We recommended lowering massage to the lowest level or disabling it for comfort.
"I struggled so much with pumping and breastfeeding with my first baby — this journey has been really tough. It meant the world to receive such kind, supportive advice from your team."
— Arik007
Painful & Inefficient Latching with Flat Nipples
A first-time mom with flat nipples still felt painful, low-efficiency feeding even with nipple shields, and she needed guidance for pain-free latching.
Our IBCLC provided live video coaching, introducing three suitable breastfeeding holds, correct nipple shield usage and deep latching skills. After 2–3 tries, her baby latched deeply without any pain.
"Your support team replies so quickly — I send an email and already have a response waiting when I check back."
— Jeysenia9655
True Support From Start to Finish
Personalized guidance, practical next steps, and follow-up support every step of the way
Schedule Your Appointment Online
Choose a time that works for you and tell us about your feeding goals, concerns or any relevant health information. Once you schedule, a confirmation email will be sent to you.
Virtual Consultation
Connect virtually with your IBCLC wherever you are. After your session, you'll receive a tailored care plan with professional recomendations and practical next steps.
Follow-Up Support
We'll follow up and be here to help if new questions come up along the way.
Service Complete
Though our service has ended, we're always here so you can navigate your feeding journey with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does each consultation session last?
30 or 60 minutes — you choose what works best for you.
Will my health information be kept private?
Yes. All consultations and health information are kept secure and confidential.
How to pay?
We accept credit cards and can provide you with documentation to submit for direct insurance reimbursement. FSA and HSA payments are also accepted.
Still have questions?
Reach out to our IBCLC support team.
Disclaimer: IBCLC support is designed to guide and support your feeding journey. It does not replace medical care. If your baby experiences fever, severe pain, infection symptoms, or urgent health concerns, please contact your healthcare provider.
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