Lactation Consultants (IBCLC)

A Baby Place

Lactation Consultants (IBCLC) · Glen Ellyn, IL
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Focus
IBCLC in-home visits tongue-tie NICU/preemie multiples
Area
Glen Ellyn, IL
Description
A western-suburbs practice of IBCLCs serving Glen Ellyn, the Fox Valley, and DeKalb County with in-home support for ties, multiples, exclusive pumping, and NICU graduates.

What this lactation consultant offers

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A Baby Place is a lactation consulting practice with offices in Glen Ellyn/Lombard, Illinois and Rockwall, Texas, offering in-home, in-office, and telehealth lactation support. The practice specializes in complex breastfeeding cases including tethered oral tissues, multiples, and NICU/special-needs infants.

Leadership
Heather Dvorak — Founder, IBCLC, RLC
Lactation consultants
Amanda Kosanda — IBCLC, RLC
Kelly Sieczkowski — IBCLC, RLC
Camile Rice — MSN, RN, IBCLC, RLC
Liz Cardone — RNC-MNN, IBCLC
Populations served
Prenatal families Postpartum families Families with twins/multiples Infants with tethered oral tissues NICU and premature infants Infants with food allergies Special needs infants Back-to-work breastfeeding parents
Setting
Combination
Services
In-person lactation consultations In-home lactation consultations Telehealth lactation consultations Prenatal breastfeeding classes (virtual) Postpartum lactation support Weaning support Prenatal breastfeeding support
Founded
2016
Accreditations & approvals
IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant) RLC (Registered Lactation Consultant) TOTs (Tethered Oral Tissues) trained
Phone
(847) 691-7100
Highlights
Founded in 2016; team of 5 IBCLCs serving western Chicago suburbs (Illinois) and Rockwall area (Texas); founder completed 1,000 clinical hours across hospital Mother Baby Unit and Level III NICU.

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What to look for in a lactation consultant

  • The IBCLC credential (the gold standard)
  • In-home vs. office vs. virtual visits
  • Experience with tongue/lip-tie, preemies, or low supply
  • Whether they bill insurance — many private plans now cover IBCLC visits