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Welcome to Milk + Honey! 

We strive to provide quality and compassionate lactation care from the

beach to the bridge, and beyond.

Milk + Honey provides
office visits, home visits & virtual support
across Delaware, Maryland, & surrounding areas.

We recommend

establishing care while you are pregnant!

If you have just delivered your baby and do not see an available appointment within 72 hours, please reach out to the office ASAP

Convenient
Locations

Camden
&
Middletown

Office
Home 
Virtual

 

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OUR SERVICES
Prenatal Consultations
We offer prenatal consultations to help prepare expectant mothers for their breastfeeding journey. We will provide you with all of the information you need to feel confident and prepared for your baby's arrival.
Postpartum  Support
We offer postpartum consultations to help new parents with any breastfeeding challenges they may be facing. Our consultants will provide you with personalized support and guidance to ensure a successful breastfeeding experience.
Back to Work Pumping Consultations
For mothers who plan to return to work after giving birth, we offer specialized back to work pumping consultations that include personalized recommendations for pumping schedules, flange sizing and equipment. We can also provide information
on pumping laws to provide your employer.   
Weaning
We understand that weaning from breastfeeding can be challenging and emotional for many mothers. We're here to provide gentle guidance and assistance throughout the process.
Relactation/Inducing Lactation
Both inducing lactation and relactating require consistent and frequent breast stimulation through nursing or pumping. This can be a challenging process, but with the right support it is possible to successfully induce lactation or relactate. 

Oral Tie Related Issues
We can help by assessing the baby's latch and oral anatomy, and determining if an oral tie may be contributing to breastfeeding difficulties. If an oral tie is suspected, we will refer you to a specialist for further evaluation and possible treatment.

OUR TEAM

Brittanie Sutton, IBCLC
Lactation Consultant

Meghan Seiler
Admin Assistant

Kelly McKenzie RN, IBCLC
Lactation Consultant

Suzanna Knotts BSN, RN, IBCLC
Lactation Consultant

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