Prenatal Breastfeeding Consult
A 90-minute session for pregnant mums who want to feel ready for breastfeeding, understand how it works, and prepare for common challenges before baby arrives.
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You’re a first-time mum, unsure what to expect when your baby arrives — and uncertain if you should be latching or not.
Today, the internet will tell you to latch. Or to pump. Or that breast is best. It’s a lot to take in.
I’m here to guide you through the space safely with no judgment.
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Ideally in your third trimester (around Weeks 32–36). This gives you time to absorb the information and ask questions without the rush.
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Breastfeeding Fundamentals
How milk production works and how to protect your supply
How to position your baby comfortably at the breast for a good latch
Proper techniques for pumping and bottle feeding
When and how to introduce a bottle
Getting Off to a Confident Start
The benefits of skin-to-skin, hand expression, and collecting colostrum before birth
How to tell if breastfeeding is going well in the early days
What to expect and how to avoid common issues like engorgement, sore nipples, or low milk supply
Planning for Support
How partners and family can support your breastfeeding goals
Defining what success looks like for you
Creating a flexible plan for the first few weeks, knowing things may not always go as planned
In our 1:1 session at your home, we’ll go through easy-to-follow PowerPoint slides, have open discussions, and get hands-on practice with a demo doll to help you feel ready and confident.
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S$250 for a 90-minute session
+ Additional Transport Fees of $15 (North/ Central) and $30 for other parts of Singapore.
Frequently Asked Questions
Because it’s so common to have 101 questions about breastfeeding and your session with a Lactation Consultant.
Here are some I hear most often.
& If you’ve any other questions I didn’t answer, drop me a WhatsApp in the link below!
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It’s ideal to book your prenatal consult in the third trimester, around 32–36 weeks.
This gives you time to understand how breastfeeding works, prepare both mentally and practically, and explore colostrum harvesting if you wish.
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The earlier the better — ideally in the first 1–2 weeks after giving birth, when your milk supply is still being established.
But it’s never too late to seek support. Whether you're weeks or months in, I can help you troubleshoot challenges and rebuild your confidence.
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If possible, try to offer your baby a feed about two hours before our session, so they’re more likely to feed during the consult — and don’t worry if they’re hungry earlier. You can offer them a small feed if that’s what they need. Flexibility is totally okay.
I also invite mums to expose their breasts (as you’re comfortable), so I can observe how baby fits and feeds in real time. This helps me guide you more effectively.
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That’s okay! The session isn’t about performance — it’s about learning.
We’ll focus on understanding how babies suck and swallow, how to support your baby’s feeding reflexes, and the small, subtle adjustments you can make to positioning to ease nipple pain and improve milk transfer—so you can keep experimenting and finding what works even after the session.
Plus, you’ll receive 1 week of follow-up text support to continue receiving guidance after I leave.
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Prenatal Consultation: From S$270 (90 mins)
Postnatal Support: From S$180/hour
Additional time: S$45 per 15-minute block (if needed)
Transport fee: S$15 (North/Central SG), S$30 (Other SG areas)
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Each session includes:
A 1:1 home visit where I observe a feed, offer gentle, hands-off guidance, and walk with you at your pace
Support with latch, positioning, pain, supply issues, or emotional overwhelm
1 week of WhatsApp follow-up support to ask questions, troubleshoot, and reflect
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Yes, absolutely. In fact, I encourage it.
Breastfeeding works best when everyone is on the same page. Partners, caregivers, or grandparents are welcome to be part of the session if you’re comfortable.
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Not at all. Whether you’re:
Exclusively breastfeeding
Combo feeding
Expressing and bottle-feeding
Weaning or preparing to return to work
I support you wherever you are in your journey. There is no one “right” way to feed a baby — only the way that feels right for you and your family.
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Yes — because feeding, sleep, and sensory needs are all connected.
I offer integrated sleep education based on the Possums Sleep Program — a research-based, baby-friendly sleep approach that supports feeding without using rigid routines or sleep training.
When you book a consult, you’ll receive 50% off the online self-paced Possums Sleep Program.
If sleep is something you’d like to explore, we can absolutely talk about it during your session.
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NDC (also known as the Possums Programs) is a holistic, evidence-based framework that recognises how your baby’s feeding, sleep, sensory development, and your wellbeing are all deeply connected.
I’m proud to be the only certified NDC practitioner in Singapore.
This approach helps:
Protect your baby’s brain, gut, immune system, and emotional health
Support your mental health as a parent
Replace confusion with clarity, and guilt with confidence
Learn more about the Possums Programs here → possumsndc.com
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Yes. 100%.
Breastfeeding support is not just for the newborn stage. Whether you're weeks, months, or even years into feeding, if something’s not feeling right, I can help you get back on track, reconnect with your baby, and feel less alone in the process.
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📱 Simply send me a WhatsApp message at +65 8126 4248.
I’ll reply with a short intake form to understand your needs, and we’ll schedule your home visit from there.