Breastfeeding Classes
Pregnancy is the best time to begin preparing for breastfeeding. Take a private breastfeeding class that is tailored to your needs and questions to learn about the fundamentals of breastfeeding before you begin.
Breastfeeding Consults
Is breastfeeding more of a struggle than a joy for you? Do you have concerns about your baby's weight gain, your supply, pain, or soreness?
Lactation consultant Julie Brill, IBCLC offers in-home and virtual consults. Breastfeeding isn't always easy, but you don't have to reinvent the wheel alone!
Many health insurances reimburse for lactation consults.
Take an empowering, private childbirth class!
Looking for a virtual, private childbirth class where your questions and concerns will be the focus? Want to learn more about the birth process, contraction rituals and support techniques that work, and options and informed consent for an independent, certified childbirth educator?
Private natural childbirth classes can be tailored around your interests and allow plenty of time for questions and practice. Get inspired! Many families are having their first baby, others are planning a VBAC, or want a refresher as they prepare for another vaginal birth. You are welcome to bring anyone who may be coming to your birth to class! Classes are LGBTQ welcoming.
Julie Brill, IBCLC, CCCE, CLD, provides virtual lactation consults, childbirth educator and doula trainings, and private childbirth, breastfeeding, and infant care classes. Peggy Huddleston’s Prepare for Cesarean Birth, Heal Faster workshops and cesarean preparation classes are also offered.
Learn from an independent, certified childbirth educator with over thirty years of experience! Classes and consults are LGBTQ welcoming. Referrals to certifying and certified labor doulas in New England are provided on request.
Round the Circle
Julie is the author of the doula anthology Round the Circle: Doulas Share Their Experiences. Learn more about addressing fears mothers may have; encouraging the motherbaby bond; supporting religious and spiritual practices; working with orthodox Jewish families, LGBTQ families, teen mothers, surrogates, immigrants, and incarcerated moms; the pros and cons of attending the births of friends/family members; issues related to becoming personal friends with your clients; the doula’s role in planned and unexpected homebirths and cesarean births; supporting the family after the birth; building and marketing your doula business; and doula self-care.
Intended to be a mentoring tool, Round the Circle gather the wisdom of twenty-three experienced doulas and will prove interesting and helpful reading for anyone considering becoming a doula and for those already practicing.
