Holly Graff, IBCLC

Announcing the opening of my new lactation private practice: 

Visit Montclair Lactation

Infant Feeding Consults
​•Breastfeeding •Bodyfeeding •Chestfeeding

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In-home visits are available on short notice:
call me directly at 917-992-4623.
​Or visit Montclair Lactation for more info.
I can help with:

Positioning and latch
​Increasing milk supply
Managing oversupply
Stress or anxiety around feeding
Nipple pain
Engorgement
Plugged ducts, mastitis, and thrush
Paced bottle feeding
Pumping and hand expression
Back to work
Baby-led weaning

Prenatal Education and Planning

Every lactation journey is unique, and while we can’t predict what yours will bring, a little preparation can go a long way towards preventing common feeding issues and helping you achieve your own personal goals. In this private, in-home session we will address:

• how we make milk - it’s really so cool! - and how to support that process 
• Birthing practices that contribute to successful breastfeeding/chestfeeding
• best feeding positions for the early days
• how to recognize and achieve a good latch
• Normal newborn feeding patterns 
• How to know your baby is getting enough
• Common issues and how to address them
• How to find support when you need it
• Defining your own success

Private, individualized 90-minute session in your home: $200

Schedule Your Prenatal Lactation Crash Course

Lactation for Nonbirthing Parents

Whether you’re an adoptive parent, trans mom or dad, nonbinary parent, or exploring co-lactation/co-nursing, you’ve got options! Find out what’s possible with a 30-minute information session tailored to your needs and questions. Discussion may include:

Inducing Lactation
Find out about current protocols for inducing lactation: what's involved, what to expect, and how to define your own success.

Trans moms
Transgender women who take hormone therapy develop healthy, functional breast tissue with the potential to produce milk for their infants. Lactation induction protocols have proven successful for trans women who wish to breastfeed or bodyfeed their babies. While it may not be possible to produce a full supply, every drop of human milk is beneficial, and the parent-infant bonding achieved through breast or bodyfeeding provides long-term physical and mental health benefits for both parents and babies. ​

30-minute zoom call: $40

​Donor Milk and Human Milk Substitutes
Any amount of human milk is beneficial to babies, and when a full supply is not possible, there are options for supplementation. Find out about milk banks, milk sharing, and formula.

Trans dads and nonbinary parents
​Depending on the type of top surgery, trans dads may be able to produce human milk to feed their babies. A full supply is not necessarily the goal - even drops of human milk are beneficial to babies, and the bonding and nurturing inherent in the act of bodyfeeding or chestfeeding have innumerable benefits for both parents and babies

Schedule a 30-minute Info Session