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Feeding Babies is a lactation and infant-feeding support service based in Tigard, Oregon, serving families across the Portland metro area, with online video consultations also available. It is not a conventional structured course platform; rather, it offers one-on-one, personalized parent education and feeding consultations by Kisha Johnston BS, IBCLC, covering everything from prenatal preparation through weaning.
The main service formats listed on the site include 1.5-hour in-home visits, 45-60 minute online consultations, 90-minute prenatal consultations, and an initial 15-minute phone conversation. Consultations may include observing a feed, weighing the baby, troubleshooting issues, and creating a care plan, with topics such as increasing milk supply, easing breastfeeding pain, and understanding a baby’s feeding needs. A notable strength is its ability to support less standardized situations, such as no maternity leave, adoption, lactation without being the birthing parent, tandem nursing, health issues, and exclusive pumping.
Kisha Johnston holds the IBCLC international certification as a lactation consultant, has completed 95 hours of lactation-specific education, and has accumulated 1000 hours of relevant support experience. She has worked with pregnancy, birth, and early parenting families since 2012. She has also completed DONA International birth doula training, holds a bachelor’s degree in human development, and has a background in adult education. In terms of professionalism, the site provides a solid amount of credential information.
The website does not disclose specific prices, insurance reimbursement details, payment methods, or package fees; it only mentions a 30-day support package. Users therefore need to confirm pricing, availability, and service boundaries by phone, text, or email before making a decision.
The strengths are clear professional credentials, highly personalized service, and support for both in-home and remote formats. Its philosophy emphasizes parental choice, parent-child relationships, and collaboration with families rather than a single standardized answer. The drawbacks are incomplete public information, with no pricing, user reviews, or detailed process description. In-person coverage is mainly limited to Beaverton, Tigard, Hillsboro, and nearby areas, so scalability is limited.
It is suitable for families preparing for pregnancy or learning about feeding during pregnancy, as well as postpartum families dealing with breastfeeding pain, low milk supply, poor infant weight gain, or special feeding arrangements. Users in China who only want remote English-language consultations could theoretically contact the provider to book, but the site’s accessibility and cross-border video availability are not clearly stated, so access from China is rated as unknown.
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feedingbabies.org is an United States Education provider. TG4G tracks its product information, an overall rating of 4.0/10, and a China-accessibility score of Workable. Click "Visit Official Site" to reach feedingbabies.org directly.