In our approach to care, we acknowledge and meet you where you are and where you have been. We understand and recognize the symptoms of trauma and how they may impact your behavior, learning style, and view of the world. With your consent, we will work collaboratively with you to personalize your experience while providing care that is compassionate and non-judgmental.

An IBCLC is the highest accredited health professional specializing in the evidence-based clinical management of lactation. IBCLCs provide care in various settings and contribute as members of the maternal-child health team. IBCLCs are certified by the International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners, Inc., under the direction of the US National Commissions of Certifying Agencies. IBCLCs complete the required training to become experts completing 90 hours of lactation-specific education and 300-1,000 hours of hands-on clinical hours. IBCLCs must also work to maintain their accreditation and earn their recertification every five years.

Yes, we can partner to create your evidenced based plan to pump and bottle feed your baby exclusively. We trust you as the expert to know what works best for your family, and are excited to join and support you on your journey.

If you answer yes to any questions below, please contact us today for personalized support.

• Fever, red, sore, or painful spot on breast.
• Sore or cracked nipples.
• Often feeling overwhelmed and frustrated.
• Baby doesn’t seem satisfied after feeding.
• Baby not producing the recommended wet or dirty diapers in 24 hours.
• You have trouble waking the baby up to feed.
• You have concerns about low milk supply.

Yes, support and enthusiasm from those around you play a crucial role in reaching your feeding goals. We encourage your support system to ask questions and participate at your comfort level. 

Yes, we understand how crucial it is to reach out for support when you need it, and babies can’t tell time. We provide phone and video consultants 6pm-midnight Monday- Friday and scheduled in-home or video consultations on weekends.

Thriving lineage is committed to helping families debunk myths, and navigate unrealistic expectations around breastfeeding and parenting. This commitment has led us to make the conscious decision to not have a social media presence at this time. This also allows Keima to prioritize her mental health creating a healthy work life balance to provide quality care to families. We hope you find the information and connection you desire through our website, monthly blog, after hours appointments, and community events. We look forward to providing a personalized experience to help you thrive on purpose.