
Hi! I’m Shanelle, your trusted partner in care. I have been working with breastfeeding families for several years, in both hospital and outpatient settings as a registered nurse (RN) and internationally board certified lactation consultant (IBCLC).

(The day I met my 6lb 5oz ball of sass)
I help families with common breastfeeding challenges like sore nipples, clogged ducts, or low milk supply. I also offer support around sleep, going back to work, starting solids, weaning, and understanding your baby’s development—whatever stage you’re in, you don’t have to figure it out alone!

I am happy to meet you where you are and draw from my professional expertise and personal experiences as a mother in my work.
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I believe in the power of positivity and have seen how it can be transformative during challenging periods.

(My daughter enjoying a midday picnic!)
I believe in normalizing breastfeeding in public but support all families in their preferences!

That double chin is one my proudest accomplishments. It’s amazing what our bodies can do!
Let's sit down one-on-one to get you ready before baby arrives! This personalized visit is ideal if you’re looking for guidance, reassurance, or a feeding plan tailored to your unique needs—especially if you’re expecting a surgical birth or managing a medical condition. We'll talk through what to expect in the early days and set you up with a plan that meets your goals and fits your family.
Whether things are going smoothly or you’re facing some challenges, I'm happy to provide personalized support tailored to your needs. We’ll assess feeding, address your concerns, and work together on a plan that supports your goals—whether that’s easing discomfort, improving latch, increasing milk supply, or simply getting reassurance in the early days.
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