Megan Martin, MS, CCC-SLP, IBCLC
in-home infant feeding therapy
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IBCLC lactation consulting
in St. Johns, FL
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Meet Megan
Hey there! I’m Megan Martin, MS, CCC-SLP, IBCLC
With a passion for helping families navigate infant feeding challenges, I’m here to provide compassionate, expert support tailored to your little one’s unique needs.
a Speech and Feeding Therapist, Board-Certified Lactation Consultant, and proud twin mom!
How I Can Help You
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Breast Feeding
Breastfeeding your baby can be challenging. We are here to help you meet your feeding goals! You do not have to try to figure it out alone.
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Bottle Feeding
Our goal is to help make bottle feedings less stressful for you and your baby. You will be empowered with strategies to help address any bottle feeding concerns.
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Starting Solids
We help bring mealtime peace to your table. We can help you overcome any challenges as your baby transitions to solid foods.
Areas We Serve
Support For ALL
Feeding Journeys
Some Kind Words
Insurance and Payment
Cigna patients can verify coverage through our Wildflower partnership, click here to check your benefits. For all other insurance plans, I provide detailed superbills you can submit for potential out-of-network reimbursement. Many families receive partial or full reimbursement depending on their plan. I also accept cash, check, all major credit cards, and HSA/FSA accounts. View our current pricing on the Helpful Information page.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I see a lactation consultant?
You don’t have to wait until things feel impossible. I love seeing families in those first 1–2 weeks, but you should reach out if feeding is painful, your baby is very sleepy or fussy at the breast/bottle, weight gain is slow, or you’re preparing to introduce a bottle or return to work.
Why does breastfeeding hurt?
Breastfeeding shouldn’t be consistently painful. Discomfort is usually related to latch, positioning, or oral function. The good news is these issues are almost always fixable with the right support.
What makes St. Johns Feeding different?
I hold dual credentials as both an IBCLC and a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist, a combination that’s rare in this field. Most lactation consultants aren’t trained to assess oral motor function or swallowing, and most SLPs don’t specialize in lactation. I do both, which means nothing gets missed. Whether you’re navigating breastfeeding, bottle feeding, or both, you receive personalized, hands-on support in the comfort of your own home.
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