As a health professional, learning isn’t ever over – it’s your eternal state of being.
Science is changing constantly – and as a result, you need to learn constantly.
Some of the time, the continuing education, lactation consultant training seminars, and lectures can be fun (you just don’t go into healthcare without loving school at least a little bit). But let’s be honest, you’re absolutely OVER sitting through endless CEU’s and CERP’s that say the same thing over and over… or don’t really say anything at all.
So why would *you* settle for anything less?
At Feeding Families, we believe:
We believe that education should be evidence-based, relevant to your role, and tailored to how you actually learn – and we’re committed to providing the best of the best for aspiring and current lactation consultants, because how you learn matters as much as what you learn.
Our IBCLC Mentorship Program is designed to help Infant Feeding Counselors® complete their required supervised practice hours with confidence and clarity. You’ll be matched with experienced, qualified preceptors who are committed to furthering your growth as a future IBCLC – giving you the support you need to prepare for your certification exam and your career.
If you’re already an IBCLC, you’ll want to check out our Lactation Library — a collection of on-demand, evidence-based workshops organized by IBLCE category. Each one is designed to make maintaining your credentials feel clear, efficient, and genuinely useful to your practice.
Rachel Campbell, IFC® Student
Feeding Families Education & Consulting is a team of IBCLCs and health professionals who believe that high-quality education should feel clear, supportive, and rooted in real-world practice. Our goal is to equip current and future lactation consultants with the knowledge, tools, and confidence they need to support infant feeding with clarity, compassion, and clinical skill.
Don’t know where to start with becoming an IBCLC?
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