Meet Megan

Megan Martin MS, CCC-SLP, IBCLC Infant feeding therapist lactation consultant St Johns FL
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My Approach

There’s a lot of feeding advice out there and it can be hard to know what applies to your baby. I take time to listen to your concerns, watch a feed and explain what I’m seeing.

We’ll talk through your options and choose practical steps that fit your feeding goals and daily life.

Hi, I’m Megan

Speech Language Pathologist • Lactation Consultant • Twin Mom

Megan Martin, MS, CCC-SLP, IBCLC infant feeding therapist Lactation consultant St Johns, FL

I’m Megan Martin, MS, CCC-SLP, IBCLC, a speech-language pathologist and International Board Certified Lactation Consultant. I help families with breastfeeding, bottle feeding and infant feeding challenges, bringing together my background in feeding therapy and lactation care.

I’m also a mom of twins. Our experience with a NICU stay, reflux and feeding difficulties gave me a personal understanding of how challenging feeding can be, even with a professional background.

I earned my bachelor’s degree in Speech Pathology and Audiology from Miami University and my master’s degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Florida State University. I’ve worked as a speech-language pathologist since 2011 and continue to pursue specialized training in infant feeding and lactation.

Specialized Training & Credentials

Feed the Peds training certificate
TOTS Training
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Tethered Oral Tissues Continued Education
Therapeutic Bottle Feeding Continued Education
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Megan Martin, MS, CCC-SLP, IBCLC infant feeding therapist Lactation consultant St Johns FL

What to Expect at a Visit

Visits take place in your home, where I can see how your baby feeds in your usual environment.

We’ll start by talking about your baby’s feeding history, your concerns and what you’d like help with. I’ll observe a feed and assess feeding skills, then we can try strategies together.

You’ll receive a written care plan with practical next steps. If another provider’s input would be helpful, we’ll discuss that too.

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