LACTATION & Infant Feeding SUPPORT

Serving families in northeastern New Jersey

Jen Breuninger, B.s., IBCLC, CBS

Hi there! I’m so happy you’re exploring Feedology. You may be here because you’re expecting a baby or have recently met your little one and are in the throes of newborn feeding. Congratulations on where you are in your journey!

As an international board certified lactation consultant (IBCLC) and experienced mom of two, I will help you feel more calm, confident, and comfortable with your breastfeeding and bottle feeding rhythm.

My clients often emphasize my warmth and ability to put them at ease, as well as, my attentive listening and constant reassurance.

Creating a plan that works for you.

We believe every lactation and infant feeding journey is unique. We will work with you to provide personalized support to help you reach your goals - whether that’s offering breastmilk / human milk, formula, or a mix of both.

As a member of your care team, we will discuss a range of options and co-create a sustainable plan together that keeps you and baby in mind. We will do this by providing evidence based research, gentle care and guidance, and compassion. 

WORK WITH FEEDOLOGY

  • Prenatal Planning

    For those preparing for baby’s arrival and seeking to explore lactating options, understand what to anticipate, and prepare ahead of time, a prenatal session can elevate your journey.

  • In-Home Consults

    For families who have just met their little one(s) and are in the throes of infant feeding and newborn care, and looking for support in the comfort of their home.

  • Virtual Consults

    For parent(s), support persons, and caregivers who want to explore, learn, and troubleshoot lactation, infant feeding, newborn and postpartum care in a virtual session.

EVERY EXPERIENCE IS UNIQUE.

Common Challenges Addressed:

  • Getting off to a good start

  • Painful breastfeeding or chest-feeding

  • Bottle feeding and supplementation

  • Latch and positioning issues

  • Discontinuing nipple shields

  • Milk establishment, low supply, and over supply

  • Low infant weight gain

  • Fussy and gassy infants

  • Pumping and flange sizing

  • Oral restrictions and body tension

  • Bottle refusal and breast refusal

  • Returning to work

  • Starting solids

  • Weaning

  • Loads of newborn care tips related to infant sleep, baby wearing, diapering, food intolerances, etc.

client testimonials