Lactation Support and
Infant Feeding

Breastfeeding can be HARD work! Many families receive contradictory and conflicting advice about breastfeeding & infant feeding – it is not as simple as we make it out to be!

 

Through a compassionate approach, Dr. Kristi Graham, ND, IBCLC will support you in navigating challenging times to overcome issues with: latch mechanics, infant feeding strategies (lactation aid, cup, bottle), nipple pain, milk supply, reading early feeding cues, and the introduction to solid foods. Helping your baby to get the best start possible, while empowering you and your family to achieve your personal infant feeding goals is a priority!

She is a graduate of the Lactation Medicine Program at the International Breastfeeding Centre in Toronto where she completed over 90 hours of lactation-specific coursework, and 1000 hours of hands-on clinical experience supporting moms to navigate breastfeeding challenges.

She has been mentored by Dr. Jack Newman and is excited to bring her knowledge and expertise to the Cobourg-Northumberland area. She is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant through IBCLE.

Note: Home and hospital visits are available upon request.

Breastfeeding consultations are billed under Naturopathic Medicine, and therefore may be claimed through individual extended health benefit plans.

OHIP-COVERED SUPPORT for breastfeeding/chest feeding/human-milk feeding 

 

OHIP-funded Infant Feeding Support with the Ontario Breastfeeding Clinic in partnership with the OBCPG

Dr. Kristi is happy to be offering both virtual and in-person lactation support as an IBCLC through the Ontario Breastfeeding Clinic.

How to book an appointment:

1. Click on BOOK NOW or text "KRISTI" to 1-877-822-1105.

2. Fill out INTAKE FORMS.

3. Have your healthcare provider (MD/midwife/NP) fill out and fax the REFERRAL FORM (https://ontariobreastfeedingclinic.ca/referral-forms).

No one argues with the many benefits of breastfeeding for those women who choose it.

- Gayle Tzemach Lemmon Author, Journalist