Breastfeeding and returning to work
	Breastfeeding the premature infant
	Breastfeeding twins, triplets and other multiple siblings
	Babies who seem “fussy” or reluctant to nurse
	Special needs babies such as those with cleft palate, Trisomy 21 or other medical complications
	Slow weight-gain babies
	Babies with weak sucking reflex
	Breast conditions, including inverted nipples, engorgement, blocked ducts or previous breast surgery
	Stimulation of lactation for adoption and other special circumstances
	Nutrition for the breastfeeding mother

ACMC Lactation Center offers rental and sale of breast pumps, fitting and sale of nursing bras and other breastfeeding equipment and supplies. The Women's Resource & Lactation Center also offers an extensive library of materials related to pregnancy and breastfeeding and many other topics important to women and their families.

Mothers can discuss questions or concerns over the phone or set up an appointment to meet with a lactation consultant, usually within 24 hours. Most concerns can be addressed over the phone. Many moms find it reassuring to talk to someone who understands, cares and can help.

To talk with a lactation consultant or for more information on the services provided by the Lactation Center, please call 708.684.3300.