Prompt, personalized Care for new moms & their babies

Founded by a mom of four, Memorial Breastfeeding helps families navigate the tricky terrain of feeding a new baby, from tongue-ties and painful latches to successful return-to-work scenarios.

We offer a safe space, marked by encouragement and research-driven education, so moms can meet their feeding goals — and babies can thrive!

Most sessions are covered by insurance.

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we promise to stand by you throughout your feeding journey — and we’re always just a text away.

Whether nursing, pumping, bottle, formula, or combo feeding, Memorial Breastfeeding believes all moms deserve to feel cared-for and confident in the way they choose to nourish their baby.

Here are just a few of the issues that we can help figure out:

  • Preparing for baby’s arrival

  • Oral restrictions such as tongue-ties

  • Tension in baby’s jaw, neck and body

  • Difficulty getting a good latch

  • Figuring out feeding patterns

  • Transitioning from bottle to breast and vice versa

  • Weight gain and milk transfer questions

  • Advice for pumping

  • Preparing to return to work

here’s what moms say:

  • Carolyn was so great to work with and made what seemed like an overwhelming process as a first-time mom not so overwhelming. She was encouraging when I felt like I couldn’t keep going and really put me at ease. When she didn’t have the answer right away to some questions, she did the research and got back to me quickly. I have Carolyn to thank for me being able to breastfeed my daughter for 10.5 months (the only reason we stopped was she was more interested in solids). 100% would recommend her to any of my friends!

    - Sarah

  • Carolyn is attentive, patient and flexible. She has a lot of personal experience with breastfeeding in addition to her training, which makes her support feel more personal as she can relate to different breastfeeding issues. Carolyn pointed out a severe tongue tie in my daughter that was causing issues with her ability to effectively take a bottle. Even though she couldn't support our entire journey due to our family moving away, Carolyn still took the time to check in on how things were going. Very grateful for her help!

    - Rachel C

  • Carolyn made me feel seen, and listened to my concerns about my baby refusing to take a bottle. She gave tangible options and provided a variety of ideas to implement into our daily routine. She followed up after our appointment to continually check on our progress! Would recommend her to anyone who needs support with any type of nursing or feeding issues with their baby!

    - Sarah S

  • After EBF five babies, my 6th was deemed a “lazy eater” by the pediatrician. Carolyn visited me in my home and helped me with latching, pumping, and gave me other tips and tricks — but most importantly she offered me encouragement to not give up. Carolyn was so relatable, and it felt like a visit with an old friend. Afterwards, Carolyn went above and beyond by checking in on me and helping me get supplies that I needed to make sure my baby was gaining weight and feeding well. My breastfeeding experience with my 6th was not at all what I had hoped it would be, but without Carolyn I do not think I would have persevered. She was a valuable coach and encourager!

    - Colleen

  • After my second baby was born, Carolyn helped me understand holistically what I was encountering in my breastfeeding journey. For example, she pointed right away a very simple fix to get my baby to not swallow so much air, and it made a huge difference. I appreciated her compassion, openness and care, she made me feel comfortable to approach her with any concerns without feeling judged. That matters immensely right after birth when you're so vulnerable! Carolyn strikes the perfect balance between warmth and professionalism.

    - Lesley W.