Support

A serene, photographic image of a cozy breastfeeding education space, centered on an empty, upholstered rocking chair in a soft oatmeal fabric, with a neutral-toned knitted throw folded over one arm and a small ottoman in front. To the side, a low bookshelf holds unbranded binders in varied earth tones and a few abstract, framed art pieces suggesting diverse family shapes without recognizable people. Natural midday light streams through sheer curtains, creating a gentle, even illumination and soft shadows. Captured at eye level with a balanced composition using the rule of thirds. The atmosphere is welcoming, inclusive, and calm, conveying a safe, private place for breastfeeding support consistent with professional IBCLC care.

Consultation Details

Learn what to expect from breastfeeding visits, including format, follow-up, and how Fiona supports families.

Services

A tidy breastfeeding consultation corner in a modern clinic, featuring a plush, ergonomically shaped nursing pillow resting on a soft gray armchair and a neatly folded light cotton blanket draped over the side. A small side table holds a closed, unbranded binder, a glass carafe of water, and a simple potted plant. Soft morning daylight enters from an unseen window, creating gentle, natural highlights and minimal shadows. Photographic realism at eye level, with a shallow depth of field that keeps the foreground in crisp focus while the background shelves blur softly. The atmosphere is calm, professional, and reassuring, suggesting evidence-based, IBCLC-level breastfeeding support without showing any people.

In-home or virtual breastfeeding consultations focused on latch, pain, milk supply, and personalised feeding plans.

A close-up, photographic realistic scene of a well-organized lactation consultant’s desk, showing a stethoscope coiled neatly beside an open, blank notepad, a digital tablet displaying a simple, abstract chart with soft pastel colors, and a discreet breast model made of smooth, neutral-toned silicone partially in frame. The desk surface is light wood, with a muted blue ceramic mug of herbal tea nearby. Diffused daylight from the left creates soft reflections and gentle shadows, emphasizing cleanliness and professionalism. Shot from a slightly overhead angle for clarity, with sharp focus throughout. The mood is competent, trustworthy, and methodical, evoking IBCLC standards and accurate, science-based breastfeeding guidance without any human presence or visible text.

Prenatal education, return-to-work planning, bottle introduction, and support for multiples or complex feeding situations.

Fees

Initial Visit

Initial comprehensive consultation: £95–£125, depending on appointment length, travel distance, and whether the visit is in-person or online. This fee typically includes a full feeding assessment, review of your history, an individualized care plan, follow‑up summary notes, and communication with your midwife, GP, or health visitor if you wish. Some families are able to claim part or all of this fee back through private health insurance or flexible spending accounts; a detailed receipt (superbill) can be provided on request.

Comprehensive feeding assessment

Book now

Follow-Up Bundle

Follow‑up consultations: £65–£90, with the exact fee based on the time needed, complexity of your situation, and whether the visit is home‑based or virtual. Follow‑ups focus on reviewing progress, adjusting your care plan, and supporting you as feeding needs change. Shorter check‑ins may be billed at a lower rate. Many insurers require documentation of follow‑up care to consider reimbursement, so itemised receipts and clinical notes can be supplied when appropriate.

Email support

Enquire now

Extended Support

Packages and additional support: Flexible packages (for example, an initial visit plus one or two follow‑ups) are available at a reduced combined rate compared with booking single sessions. Pricing varies with the number of visits, travel requirements, and any extra services you choose, such as antenatal education or weighted feeds. Payment is typically due at the time of service, and you are encouraged to speak with your insurer in advance; Fiona can provide documentation of IBCLC credentials, visit dates, and clinical codes to support any reimbursement claims.

Home visits

Schedule call

Intake Form

Share your feeding history, goals, and key medical details securely so Fiona can tailor your consultation.

← Back