You're doing fine
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It'll all work out
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Your flanges are too big, though
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You're doing fine * It'll all work out * Your flanges are too big, though *
GROW accepts many commercial insurance plans such as Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, United Healthcare / UMR, First Health, Tricare, VA CCN, Imagine360, and more. Many plans have in-network and out of network benefits. We’re happy to help you explore your options.
If you’re not sure how to book, text us at 863-349-3824 for the fastest response.
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The Comprehensive feeding assessment is a full assessment of both the mother and the infant(s).
Every feeding journey is unique, which is why our consultations go far beyond simply watching a latch. We take a whole-family approach, evaluating both parent and baby to understand the why behind feeding challenges.
Your visit may include an assessment of:
Milk production
Infant weight gain and milk transfer
Feeding mechanics
Oral function, including a functional assessment of tongue, lip, and cheek restrictions
Gut health
Maternal health
Latch and positioning
Pumping and bottle feeding
Your family's individual feeding goals
By looking at the complete picture, we're able to create a personalized, evidence-based plan that supports feeding with confidence.
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Follow up support is for already established patients who need continued support
Continued oral motor & feeding support
Continued pumping support
Flange refitting
Continued Pre & Post Tie support
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Whether your baby refuses the bottle, struggles to transfer milk efficiently, or seems to do better with one bottle than another, we’ll help you stop the cycle of trying endless bottle brands and instead get to the root of what’s really going on—often underlying oral motor challenges that are holding your baby back from accepting a bottle. We’ll assess feeding mechanics and create a plan that supports safe, comfortable bottle feeding while also showing you how to introduce a bottle in a way that protects and promotes your breastfeeding relationship.
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Whether you're exclusively pumping or building a freezer stash, we'll help you create a pumping plan that fits your goals. Learn about flange sizing, pump settings, milk supply, wearable pumps, and maximizing comfort and milk output.
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Preparing for a tongue or lip tie release—or recovering afterward—can feel overwhelming. For families who suspect a restriction but want a thorough functional assessment before making decisions, we take a collaborative, whole-baby approach to help guide next steps with confidence and clarity. We provide pre- and post-release support, including oral motor habilitation to prepare for a potential release and the muscle re-education needed afterward to help your baby fully benefit from improved oral function. Our care also includes feeding assessments and individualized treatment plans, and we partner closely with trusted infant bodyworkers and pediatric dentists to ensure coordinated, comprehensive support every step of the way.
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Returning to work doesn't have to mean the end of your feeding journey. We'll help you develop a realistic pumping schedule, build a milk stash, troubleshoot pumping challenges, and create a feeding plan for daycare or caregivers.
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Our signature prenatal infant feeding class prepares families for life after birth with practical, evidence-based education on breastfeeding, pumping, bottle feeding, milk supply, and newborn feeding behaviors.
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COMING SOON!
Latch Bee is our free teaching clinic led by supervised IBCLC students. Families receive a weighted feed, basic latch and positioning support, and guidance on common breastfeeding questions while helping future lactation consultants build their clinical skills. If more advanced concerns are identified, we'll help connect you with the appropriate level of care.
