One hour of learning. A lifetime of better outcomes for breastfeeding families.
UNDERSTANDING MILK SUPPLY
for Medical, Dental & Birth Professionals
Master Lactation Support: Elevate Your Practice Today
Do you work with infants who struggle to get enough milk, and parents who feel overwhelmed, frustrated, and looking to you for all the answers?
Sometimes it's about more than tongue tie
By taking this course, you'll become a trusted resource for breastfeeding dyads.
No matter your title:
LC, RN, NP, Doula, Midwife, MD,
DO,SLP, DC, PT, OT, DDS, etc
FAMILIES NEED YOU
TO UNDERSTAND HOW MILK IS MADE
Imagine:
~ Parents with tears in their eyes, but not with frustration, but from relief because you found a way to help their infant get more of their breastmilk.
~ Clarity instead of confusion regarding who is at risk for low milk supply.
~ Knowledge about when supplementation is really needed instead of suggesting it "just in case".
This becomes your reality!
Hi, I’m Lisa Paladino,
As an RN, CNM, and IBCLC with over 35 years of experience, I’ve worked with countless families navigating the challenges of breastfeeding.
If you’re a healthcare professional, you already know that breastfeeding matters. You want to support the families in your care—but when it comes to milk supply, most of us didn’t learn what we needed in school.
I’ve been there!
Even with years of clinical training, I wasn’t taught how milk is actually made—or how to recognize the signs that something isn’t working well. That kind of knowledge often comes later… when we’re already in the field and families are depending on us for answers.
That’s why I created this course.
Whether you’re a midwife, dentist, RN, MD, SLP, OT, or any professional working with new parents, this training will give you practical, real-world insight into milk supply—what’s normal, what’s not, and how to recognize early red flags. You'll gain confidence in your ability to guide, support, and refer appropriately.
Because at the end of the day, it’s not just about knowing the science—it’s about helping families meet their feeding goals.
That’s exactly what this
course is designed for!
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What You'll Learn:
* How to confidently explain how much milk infants need at different ages and stages, in order to inspire confidence in breastfeeding families
* How to ease parents' minds about whether infant is getting enough breastmilk
* Ways to quickly identify causes of low milk supply to ensure that your patients are supported to solutions instead of fear
* Understanding the difference between red flags, and myths to provide clarity and common sense solutions
* How to troubleshoot within your scope of practice
* When to refer to other professionals
In this course, I am teaching you what all healthcare professionals and birthworkers need to understand in order to best support the feeding goals of the families we serve.
What's Included:
* Instant access to the affordable, recorded video workshop
* Watch today & repeat as often as needed
* 1 L-Cerp Lactation Education Credit within 1 year of purchase
* Opportunities for other learning experiences
TOTAL VALUE $299
YOUR PRICE $147
After watching this video:
* You will gain confidence about understanding milk supply.
* You will earn 1 LCerp.
* You will have the tools you need to counsel breastfeeding parents about milk supply.
* You will know the signs and symptoms of low milk supply to be aware of.
* You will understand how to support families within your scope of practice.
* And, most importantly, you will be a part of the solution for breastfeeding dyads who may have no one else to turn to.
Testimonials:
It is such a relief to be able to reassure my patients when they ARE making enough milk.
Knowing which parents are at risk for low milk supply gives me confidence to refer.
I loved being able to teach my patient what signs to look for in her baby.
FAQs
Why should I learn about milk supply, even if I'm not a lactation consultant?
Because every encounter with a member of the healthcare team is an opportunity to support breastfeeding. Infants are falling through the cracks. We are all responsible for guiding families to reach their breastfeeding goals. As a lactation consultant, I often get referrals when it is too late to help with full supply. I wish that the providers who had seen them in the very beginning knew the information in this course.
Will I get Continuing Education Credit?
YES! The course is approved for 1 L-Cerps through IBLCE. Certificate is awarded upon completion.
Can I learn at my own pace?
Yes! This is a video to watch whenever you'd like and refer to when you need refreshing.
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