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Southern Nevada Breastfeeding Coalition cannot be held liable for the practices of providers listed on our resource page. It is for informational resource purposes only. If you have concerns about a provider on this listing please contact us at admin@snvbreastfeeding.org. Providers listed in this directory, unless otherwise indicated, charge a fee for their services. Some have a sliding scale and some accept insurances. The credentials listed after their names are listed as the individual requested and described below. None have been verified by SNBC.
All licensed health practitioners have additional continuing education requirements to remain current in their respective fields.
Printable Resource List
National Breastfeeding Helpline: (800) 994-9662
Lactation Consultants
Laura Cooper, BA, IBCLC, Doula
Advanced Breastfeeding Support of Las Vegas
www.breastfeedingsupportlv.com
Office: (702) 764-9290 Cell: (702) 321-6712
Lauren Frey, MA, CCC-SLP, IBCLC
www.lvlactation.com
(702) 919-6519
Colette Moore, BSN, RN, IBCLC
(702) 217-0882 www.lasvegasbrestfeeding.com
Autumn Wake, RN, BSN, IBCLC
Advanced Breastfeeding Support of Las Vegas
www.breastfeedingsupportlv.com
Office: (702) 764-9290 Cell: (904) 613-8255
Lisa Weinshenker, RN, BSN, IBCLC
Breastfeeding and Babies, LLC
(702) 944-7437 www.breastfeedingsupportlv.com
Lactation Counselor
Aisha Fanning, CLEC, Doula
Vegas Family Doulas
(702) 907-6378 www.vegasfamilydoulas.com
Rikki Jenkins, CLEC, Doula
Rikki the doula Las Vegas Birth Services
(702) 741-7570 www.rikkithedoula.com
Jefferyanna Nelson, CLC, Doula
Jefferyanna’s Doula Services
(702) 245-9100 www.jefferyanna.com
Breastfeeding & Postpartum Support
Angel Breast Pumps
Offering breast pump rentals and discounted sales
(702) 862-6435 www.angelpumps.net
Maternal Minds Counseling
Private consultations for Counseling for Postpartum Mood and Anxiety, Support Groups
(702) 456-4262 http://www.maternalmindscounseling.com/
St. Rose Barbara Greenspun Women’s Care Center
Private consultations, baby weigh station, weekly support group, classes, pump rentals. Se Habla espanol
(702) 616-4901 Warm line: (702) 616-4908
Southern Hills Hospital Medical Center
Breastfeeding moms group (IBCLC & CLC)
https://southernhillshospital.com/service/breastfeeding-support-group
Helpline (702) 916-6600
The Healthy Living Institute at UMC
Health and wellness activities & education, car seat classes, senior celebrations, private lactation consults.
(702) 383-7353 www.umcsn.com
Vegas Family Doulas
Postpartum support, Placenta encapsulation, Meal Prep.
(702) 907-6378 www.vegasfamilydoulas.com
Well Rounded Momma
Private consultations, support groups, breastfeeding classes
(702) 478-5080 www.wellroundedmomma.com
Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders (PMADs)
Encompass a range of mental health disorders. You are not alone. With help, you will be well. “Speak Up When Down.”
For immediate assistance contact:
(702) 970-8580 www.MaternalMentalHealthNOW.org
Gabrielle Kaufman, MA, LPCC, BC-DMT Director
When calling a provider from this list, please indicate that you got their name from this breastfeeding resource directory.
Keys to Credentials
International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) – most extensive formal lactation education and requires clinical hands on training lactation; has passed an international certification exam and has in continuing education requirements in lactation. Re-certifies every 5 years. Educated to handle more complex breastfeeding scenarios.
Advanced Lactation Consultant (ALC) Completed 45-hour training and have passed a criterion-referenced examination, and demonstrated the competencies and skills required to provide counseling, requires recertification every 3 years.
Certified Lactation Counselor (CLC) – has successfully completed a one-week course (45 hour) of training and competency verification in breastfeeding and lactation support. Re-certifies every 3 years.
Certified Lactation Educator (CLE) – has successfully completed a one-week course (45 hour) in basic lactation and its management and required post seminar homework.
Certified Lactation Educator Counselor (CLEC) – has successfully completed a 45-hour credit course in basic lactation and its management and required post seminar homework which may include a clinical component.
Thank you for Breastfeeding in PUBLIC!
NRS 201.232 Notwithstanding any other provision of law, a mother may breast feed her child in any public or private location where the mother is otherwise authorized to be, irrespective of whether the nipple of the mother’s breast is uncovered during or incidental to the breastfeeding. AB 113 Requires certain employers to make certain accommodations for a nursing mother.
Disclaimer
Southern Nevada Breastfeeding Coalition cannot be held liable for the practices of providers listed on our resource page.
It is for informational resource purposes only. If you have concerns about a provider on this listing, please contact us at admin@snvbreastfeeding.org. Providers listed in this directory, unless otherwise indicated, charge a fee for their services. Some have a sliding scale, and some accept insurances. The credentials listed after their names are listed as the individual requested and described. None have been verified by SNBC.
All licensed health practitioners have additional continuing education requirements to remain current in respective field.
Women, Infants, & Children (WIC)
Starting healthy habits, growing brighter futures!
WIC provides nutritious foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and referrals to health and other social services to participants at no charge. WIC serves income eligible pregnant, postpartum and breastfeeding women, and infants and children up to age 5 who are at nutrition risk. Visit website for closest WIC clinic and store.
1-800-863-8942 www.nevadawic.org
702-249-0325 www.itcnwic.org
Nevada WIC Breastfeeding Support
https://wicbreastfeeding.fns.usda.gov/
Telephone Resources
Breastfeeding Helpline
Monday–Friday:9am–6pm(EnglishandSpanish)
(800) 994-9662 www.womenshealth.gov
Infant Risk Center
Up-to-date evidence-based information on the use of medications during pregnancy and breastfeeding
Monday – Friday: 8am – 5pm
(806) 352-2519
Work Life Law
Free legal hotline for Mothers who are or plan to pump after returning to work. (415) 703-8276
Apps
CentraCare Baby(free)–resource to build confidence related to pregnancy, breastfeeding &adjustment to parenting
Coffective(free)–a tool to help pregnant women set and reach their goals
LactMed(free)–database of drugs and dietary supplements that may affect breastfeeding
Breastfeeding Solutions($6.99) – a guide to overcoming most common breastfeeding problems
Local Facebook Groups & Blogs
Breastfeeding Welcomed Here
https://www.facebook.com/BreastfeedingWelcomedHereNV
Big Latch On-Las Vegas
https://www.facebook.com/BigLatchOnLasVegas/
Las Vegas Valley Homebirth
https://www.facebook.com/groups/515057985176333/
Southern Nevada Breastfeeding Coalition
https://www.facebook.com/snvbreastfeeding.org/
Other Resources:
SNHD Website:
http://www.healthysouthernnevada.org/
Nevada 2-1-1 website:
https://www.nevada211.org/
Nevada Equal Rights Commission:
Phone: 775-823-6690
https://detr.nv.gov/Page?Id=166
The NERC upholds Title VII and the Nevada Pregnant Workers Act- both which protect mom from discrimination due to pregnancy and pregnancy related (breastfeeding) conditions.
Center for Work Life Law:
https://www.pregnantatwork.org/pregnant-women-pregnancy/breastfeeding-employees/
(415) 703-8276; they may offer free legal advice.
Fact sheet tailored to NV law with a number of wonderful suggestions:
https://www.pregnantatwork.org/wp-content/uploads/Talking-About-Your-Pump-Nevada-Factsheet.pdf
Sample letter for mom to give to her employer for pumping at work.
A Positive Parenting Practice – Parenting a teen is not easy. Many outside influences distract our youth and add challenges to parenting efforts. Youth need adults who are there for them—people who connect with them, communicate with them, spend time with them, and show a genuine interest in them. A key parental role is helping teens understand that their health and well-being—now and in the future—are not simply a matter of chance, but a matter of choice.
By engaging in positive parenting, parents can help their adolescent make healthy choices.
https://www.cdc.gov/healthyyouth/protective/positiveparenting.htm
Disclaimer
Southern Nevada Breastfeeding Coalition cannot be held liable for the practices of providers listed on our resource page
It is for informational resource purposes only. If you have concerns about a provider on this listing, please contact us at admin@snvbreastfeeding.org. Providers listed in this directory, unless otherwise indicated, charge a fee for their services. Some have a sliding scale, and some accept insurances. The credentials listed after their names are listed as the individual requested and described. None have been verified by SNBC.
All licensed health practitioners have additional continuing education requirements to remain current in respective field.
Updated August 2020
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