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Callisto Lactation

Lactation Consultants (IBCLC)
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Focus
IBCLC Spoken English
Description
IBCLC lactation support (ZipMilk directory).
Website
callistolactation.com

What this lactation consultant offers

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Callisto Lactation provides in-home and virtual lactation consulting services in McHenry and Lake Counties (Illinois) and portions of Walworth and Kenosha Counties (Wisconsin), offering individualized care centered on client goals.

Lactation consultants
Taylor — IBCLC (Internationally Board Certified Lactation Consultant)
Populations served
Prenatal clients (34-36 weeks gestation) Postpartum individuals Infants with latch or oral evaluation needs
Services
Prenatal lactation consultations Postpartum lactation support visits Weighted feeding assessments Latch evaluation and positioning guidance Oral evaluation for infants Pumping preparation and guidance Issue-specific appointments (nipple damage, engorgement, supply concerns, latch difficulties, slow weight gain)
Accreditations & approvals
IBCLC (Internationally Board Certified Lactation Consultant)
Phone
815.427.1133
Approach
Breastfeeding isn't black and white, so the care you receive shouldn't be either — individualized care centered on client goals rather than societal expectations.

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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