SAC Health Minute: "Let's Talk About Getting Support from a Lactation Specialist"
- 1 day ago
- 2 min read
Expert Support for Your Breastfeeding Journey: Free Lactation Classes at SAC Health
Starting your breastfeeding journey is a beautiful experience, but it’s also one that comes with a learning curve. On the latest episode of the SAC Health Minute, Dr. Jason Lohr shares a vital message for all new and expecting mothers: You don’t have to do this alone.
Why Work with a Lactation Specialist?
Many new moms feel pressure to "know" how to breastfeed right away, however, it is a skill shared between mother and baby. Lactation specialists can provide support on
Proper latch techniques.
Understanding baby’s hunger cues.
Increasing milk supply.
Overcoming common breastfeeding challenges.
At SAC Health, we want to support you every step of the way, knowing that sometimes a little extra help makes all the difference for you and your baby’s health.
Join Our Free Community Classes
To ensure every parent in our community has access to the best start possible, SAC Health offers free prenatal and postpartum lactation classes. These sessions are designed to be a safe space to ask questions, gain confidence, and connect with experts and other parents.
Take the Next Step: Our classes are available to the community at no cost. Sign up for a session that fits your schedule today!
Stay Connected: Don't forget to Like and Subscribe to our weekly SAC Health Answers series on YouTube for more quick health tips and community resources!
Submit Your Questions!
Join the conversation! Do you have a health or wellness question you'd like our doctor to address? Send in your question.
Subscribe!
“SAC Health Answers” is out now! You can find “SAC Health Answers” on the following platforms
YouTube: @sachealth
Facebook: @sachealthofficial
Instagram: @sachealth
SAC Health Answers is meant to provide health education and information, and not a replacement for regular one-on-one check ups or appointments with your health care provider, nor does it establish a doctor-patient relationship.
