Effective virtual lactation support for modern families.
(Established years before the pandemic)

Support is available 10am-8pm EST 7 days a week. 
What's it like to have a virtual session? 
Successful Breastfeeding clients don't just get an appointment, and then go on their way like most LCs offer. 

We make it easy to work together, and feels like a video chat with your best friend. We use a user friendly, HIPAA compliant messaging and video chat system. The system works just like Facebook Messenger, a platform you use all the time, so you'll feel comfortable as soon as you open the app. Once you have it downloaded, we check in with a message and then video call at your appointment time. Then, all of your follow up will happen there too. ​

​Our support is effective because of the relationship we build together as client and LC team- we are building community while we work on your breastfeeding skills. It's our goal to leave you feeling confident on your own, and to get you there we guide you through your care plan daily so at the end of our time together you're a pro!

We value mutual communication, and rely on it to help you meet your goals. You're not investing in an appointment- you're investing in a full experience. Successful Breastfeeding Clients commit to their care plans and show up daily to work through them with our expert LC team.

​So if you're ready to make the changes necessary to meet your goals, and show up daily for a team who is just as committed to your goals as you are... then let's do this together.
"My newborn had been sleeping well, but around 10 weeks or so he started having lots of gas at night and would only sleep 1 or 2 hrs at time. Not sure what had changed, I looked on pinterest for answers. I knew that I had a heavy letdown, but wasn't sure what else could be the problem. I found an article that talked about lactose overload and thought, "That's us!" I contacted the authors at Successful Breastfeeding to set up a video call and was happy to have a relaxing conversation and we came up with some great things to try. Within a few days our problems were on the mend! I was grateful to get an appointment quickly, it was easy to pick a time on their calendar and they confirmed the appointment within the hour. Thank you!"  - Lindsay L
Check out what Danielle had to say about working with our team in this short video:
Kelly is nothing short of AMAZING! I struggled for 9 long weeks without improvement, no matter how many lactation specialists I spoke with. I had succumbed to the idea that I may just have to pump indefinitely, despite my strong desire to nurse. Then, I found Kelly!"
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Your baby is worth investing in, and so are you.

​Your affordable, insurance reimbursable session, starts at only $158.
with payment plan options available.
(That's about the same price of only 4 weeks of formula, FYI.)

​Breastfeeding does not need to be this hard.

Your sigh of relief is just one click away.

Meet Your Experts

Not only do we have over 16 years of lactation support experience between us, we are also real breastfeeding moms, just like you!
We get it. We know the struggle. Which is why we don't let your support end after your session.
You have continued access to both of us for two full weeks (no matter who you actually see for your session) to follow up on our confidential virtual messaging support platform.

You literally have us in your back pocket, 7 days a week.

Kelly Maher Carvell, CLC, CLE

Successful Breastfeeding Founder

Allison Alexander, LPN, IBCLC

Director of Support
Speaking as someone who has seen at least a half dozen lactation consultants between 2 babies, Kelly's help with positioning for a good latch surpasses anyone else I've worked with by a mile... She also spotted my daughter's tongue tie, and told us everything we needed to know about correction and after care so I wasn't left wondering what to do. But I think what really makes working with Successful Breastfeeding LCs an invaluable experience is the support I got outside of the session... being able to check-in with Kelly for minor concerns, breastfeeding is so much easier this time around!"- Kristen Herrera, Successful Breastfeeding Client
Here's some of what we can do virtually:
-Evaluate your baby for a tongue or lip tie.
-Adjust a painful latch and get you feeling better.
- Increase a low milk supply.
- Manage your baby's discomfort from oversupply.
-Practice different latching techniques that work for you.
-Talk through milk supply concerns
-Troubleshoot your pump/milk supply when you've gone back to work
-And most importantly, leave you feeling confident!!

We use a user friendly, confidential virtual platform. 
You'll be emailed the details when you sign up.
(It's as easy as downloading and app and clicking a link.)

Your Virtual Breastfeeding Support starts at $158
with affordable payment plans.
AND You can be reimbursed for your session as soon as 7 days after sign up.

Get support now and gain the confidence you need to breastfeed and let your baby thrive.
"Omg Kelly, your guidance was essential. Without your help I don't know if I would had been able to continue breastfeeding. "
                                                                                          - Nicole R. 
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