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East Bay Lactation Associates
- Nutritionist, Lactation Consultant
- 5730 Market St Albany, CA 94608
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 9:00AM
Referral from
Jul 11, 2014
Kc B.:
I am in search of a really great lactation consultant AND someone who can provide nutritional guidance for babies. I am specifically...
Amy A.:
Hands down janaki castello. eastbaylactationassociates.com amazing human being and has been doing this a loooong time. Jamie G Dougherty
Referral from
Dec 03, 2014
Erin L.:
I need a vegan nutritionist in the Bay Area, stat. Recommendations, please. Is a matter of great importance, so please just...
Belen V.:
I worked with a woman named Jamie, once upon a time. She seems to have admirably evolved her business since I worked with her, um, 6...
Referral from July 11, 2014
Kc B. asked:
I am in search of a really great lactation consultant AND someone who can provide nutritional guidance for babies. I am specifically looking for someone (or two people...
Catherine G. replied:
Roy Dittman
Ruth B. replied:
Janine Francolini
Kc B. replied:
Katie Sutherland THANK YOU!!
Kc B. replied:
Stacy Spensley - starting solids, i suspect some kind of allergy going on (may be environmental), he has become underweight and my milk supply has become low...concerning, to say the least.
Stacy S. replied:
So this is the Hangout I just did on Baby Led Weaning (baby led solids) but there are a ton of good links about solids under the recording. http://semicrunchymama.com/baby-led-weaning At 8 months the vast majority of his calories and nutrients are still coming from milk, so solids are actually less nutrient-dense than your milk or formula will be. He may be ready for and love eating, but it won't necessarily help him gain weight. Also, their weight gain plateaus around when they become mobile, so it's only a concern if he fell off his curve, not just if he's in a lower percentile. Some babies are just smaller than others. But if you have supply concerns an IBCLC is absolutely the right person to talk to. That's my 2 (or 4) cents.
Catherine G. replied:
Roy Dittman please connect with KC. She is a wonderful new mother! I have a feeling a part of the Brighton Baby 'bible' addresses this? http://brightonbaby.com/
Christa H. replied:
Maya Radoccia-Kennen she is an IBCLC consultant the best you can get in the Verde Valley 928.301.3274
Nancy L. replied:
Jennifer Appelbaum Suffin is in SF if you're headed back that way soon!
Laura B. replied:
Katie Madden is an expert lactation consultant and tremendous gift to moms and babies. She's on the east coast but has the ability to support women from afar.
Shiv K. replied:
Atma Kaur Khalsa, one of my original kundalini yoga teachers when we went through training. A yogis perspective with decades of experience. Let me know if you want her deets she is in sf when not traveling.
Joanna Z. replied:
KC my best girlfriend Lara Sodergren is a midwife and super duper connected on this level. I highly recommend getting in touch with her.
Emma N. replied:
O'Nell Starkey in Sebastopol is fantastic and can also potentially provide some good references in the area.
Chris D. replied:
Kc Baker, My friend Crystal Di Domizio PrenatalCoach is really skilled in terms of nutrition for little ones. http://cultivateyourhealth.com/vancouver-holistic-nutritionist/
Cynthea D. replied:
Baby Led Weaning is also a BOOK..there might even be a facebook group...poke around KC.
Referral from December 3, 2014
Erin L. asked:
I need a vegan nutritionist in the Bay Area, stat. Recommendations, please. Is a matter of great importance, so please just recommendations here. If you have the snarky...
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