Finding a LC

Re: Finding a LC

• ErinO21 member

  October 2014

  My hospital had a couple on staff. Maybe try the hospital you delivered at or your pediatricians office and see if they have any ideas.

  

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• linzeek44 member

  October 2014

  Not all LCs are IBCLCs, and I'd much rather see an IBCLC for a bunch of reasons (more training, in particular!). 

  
  

  Here's a site where you can search: 

  https://www.ilca.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageid=3432
  

  
  

          
  

  
  

  

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• Tch4lfe member

  October 2014

  Thanks ladies! That website looks very helpful and I plan on calling my hospital timorrow.

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• CNYBride05 member

  October 2014

  Zip milk.org or zip milk.com I forget

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  BPF 02/19/12, EDD 10/31/12, natural m/c 02/28/12 (4w6d)
  
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• wieb67 member

  October 2014

  The company I work for has a program with LactCorp - I called them and they gave me a list of people in my area - not sure if they charge a fee. I also have a LC I can go to at the hospital where I delivered and I've talked to La Leche League.

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