Caroline Hall, IBCLC
Because there is no right way, only the right way for you.
Lactation Consulting With You In Mind
Prenatal
Postpartum
Education
Inspired by the sweetness of nature, Milk & Honey Maryland is here to support all things lactation, breastfeeding and infant feeding. Caroline Hall is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant thrilled to serve the Maryland community. Caroline obtained her Bachelor's degree from North Carolina State University in Cellular & Molecular Biology and Lactation Education from Winthrop University. Caroline completed her clinical education through home visits with Hope Feeds Families & Legacy Lactation. She is passionate about supporting families and helping people meet their lactation goals- whatever that may look like!
Caroline Hall IBCLC
How can I help you?
breastfeeding/chestfeeding - bottle feeding - breastpump use - oral function and oral restrictions - excusing pumping - low milk supply - oversupply - latch and positioning - difficulty feeding - slow weight gain- clogged ducts and mastitis - blebs and blisters - back to work planning - induced lactation or relactation - combo feeding - multiples - LGBTQIA families - noisy feeders - older babies - preemies - solids - weaning - community referrals
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Let me come to you! No need to clean or put on anything but your pjs. Find the support you need from the comfort of your own home. Serving parts of Carroll, Frederick, Howard and Baltimore Counties
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Virtual support is available wherever you may be, near & far.
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Lactation education is perfect to help you get off on the right foot and learn about feeding your baby the way YOU want to.
Community
When Caroline isn’t seeing families, you’ll find her out and about. Learning about her community. Providing culturally responsive education and support. Collaborating with other birth workers.
Please reach out if we can work together to better our community for generations to come!
Educational Partner
Community Education & Support
Supporting Maryland's State Government
Collaborating with the Birth Worker Community