Feeding your infant is HARD... we've got you covered

Karrie is a dedicated Registered Nurse and International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (RN IBCLC) based in Dallas, Texas with two decades of experience in lactation support. Her journey began in pediatrics, where she discovered a deep passion for assisting mothers in their breastfeeding journeys. Over the years, Karrie’s expertise and commitment have made her a trusted figure in the field, helping countless mothers navigate the challenges and joys of breastfeeding.

Karrie’s approach is centered on providing comprehensive education and practical tools to empower mothers. She believes in the importance of informed support, offering personalized guidance that respects each family’s unique needs and goals. Whether through one-on-one consultations or group workshops, Karrie takes pride in making a positive impact on the health and well-being of both mothers and their babies.

Molly Blohm is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) based in Chicago, IL, who has been supporting families along their breastfeeding journey for the past decade. She began her career in a hospital setting as a postpartum nurse in 2013, where she discovered her passion for postpartum lactation support. She became an IBCLC in 2014. Most of her career has been at the bedside, working in a busy hospital with an outpatient lactation center, and as a prenatal educator.

Throughout her career, Molly has felt honored to guide families through the ups and downs of their nursing experience. Her areas of interest include working with premature infants, addressing maternal mental health, exploring advancements in breast pump technology, and promoting physiologic childbirth. Molly’s expertise and compassionate care make her a trusted resource for families navigating their breastfeeding journey.

Molly recognizes that breastfeeding looks different for everyone and enjoys working with each family's unique needs to create an infant feeding plan that works best for their lives. Her approach is individualized and empathetic, ensuring that each family feels supported and empowered. Molly’s dedication to staying current with the latest research in lactation is evident in her commitment to attending conferences and connecting with other professionals in the field.

Molly values the importance of continuous learning and professional development in the field of lactation. She is passionate about providing evidence-based support and education to families, helping them achieve their breastfeeding goals. By creating a supportive and informed environment, Molly ensures that each family receives the best possible care and guidance throughout their breastfeeding experience.

Sandra Jennings-Curry, RN, MSN, IBCLC, CNL, is a registered nurse and lactation consultant from Denver, Colorado, currently residing in Chicago, IL. She received her Master’s of Science in Nursing and Clinical Nurse Leadership Certificate from Rush University in Chicago. Sandra’s lactation journey started over seven years ago, with the majority of her work focusing on the immediate newborn phase of breastfeeding. She is passionate about decreasing health disparities and providing breastfeeding support to underserved communities.

In addition to her lactation consultant role, Sandra has been a nurse for over four years and currently works as a women’s and children’s float pool nurse. In this capacity, she provides nursing care in various units, including labor and delivery, postpartum, neonatal intensive care, and general pediatrics. Her extensive experience in these diverse settings has equipped her with a broad skill set and deep understanding of maternal and child health.

Sandra’s commitment to decreasing health disparities is evident in her everyday work, including providing lactation education to families and breastfeeding peer counselors. She considers herself an advocate for women and children, especially in the immediate postpartum stage. Sandra's holistic approach ensures that families receive comprehensive care and support during this critical time.

Sandra is currently pursuing her Doctorate in Nursing with the goal of becoming a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner. Her dedication to continuing education and her passion for improving health outcomes for women and children drive her work. Sandra feels honored to guide families through their breastfeeding journey and is committed to empowering them with the knowledge and support they need to thrive.