In-home lactation & infant feeding support
Help with breast and bottle feeding from Megan Martin, a speech pathologist and board certified lactation consultant serving St. Johns, St. Augustine, and Jacksonville.
How I Can Help You
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Breastfeeding
Help with painful latch, milk supply, pumping, and weaning, with recommendations based on your feeding goals.
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Bottle Feeding & Refusal
Help with bottle refusal, leaking and difficulty taking a bottle, with practical changes to try during feeds.
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Prenatal Lactation Consultations
Prepare for breastfeeding before your baby arrives, with time to talk through your questions, what to expect and any concerns from past feeding experiences.
Meet Megan
I’m Megan, a speech pathologist, board certified lactation consultant and mom to twins. My background in both feeding therapy and lactation helps me look closely at how your baby feeds and explain what may be making it difficult.
We’ll talk through your concerns, assess your baby’s feeding skills, and work together on a plan that feels manageable at home.
Areas I Serve
What Families Say
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 can reach out before your baby arrives or whenever you have feeding concerns. I help with painful latch, breast and bottle feeding difficulties, milk supply questions, bottle refusal, and feeding aversions. You don’t have to wait until feeding feels unmanageable to ask for support.
Why does breastfeeding hurt?
If breastfeeding hurts, you don’t have to just push through it. During a visit, I’ll watch a feed, assess your baby’s latch and feeding skills and help you work out what to try next. If your symptoms need medical care, I’ll help you connect with the right provider.
What makes St. Johns Feeding different?
My background as both a speech pathologist and IBCLC allows me to assess lactation concerns and your baby’s feeding skills together. During home visits, I explain what I’m noticing, talk through your options and help you find practical next steps that fit your family.
Who helps with tongue tie feeding issues in Jacksonville, FL?
I offer in-home feeding assessments in Jacksonville, St. Johns, and St. Augustine. I look at how your baby’s tongue moves and functions during breast or bottle feeding, then discuss feeding strategies and whether further evaluation may be helpful.
Appointment Request
Fill out the form below to ask about current availability. I’ll follow up to discuss your needs and next steps.
