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Roots Perinatal Guide
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The early postpartum period is a crucial time for support for families in feeding their babies. Our community has resources to support your journey with feeding. If you don't see what you're looking for, or are not quite sure what you need, call us: 406-570-0738.
We also encourage all new moms to join us at our Infant Feeding Support Circle every Tuesday morning at 10:30.
This list below does not serve as a recommendation or endorsement of specific providers, who are responsible for their listed credentials, training and contact information.
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Bozeman Breastfeeding Services
Jaime June and Terri MacNichol are IBCLCs who provide lactation support from prenatal education to weaning. They have years of experience with complex breastfeeding issues and situations from NICU transitions to health complications of the infant or mother. Whatever the situation, they are passionate about helping and are always willing to collaborate with other health professionals on the care team. Contact: bozemanbreastfeedingservices.com / 406-570-3744 |
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Bridger Children's Dentistry
Dr. Aleagha understands that breastfeeding difficulties affect mothers and families. Her skilled team assesses and identifies tongue and lip ties that inhibit a proper latch. After a thorough, supportive discussion and careful diagnosis, they use a state-of-the-art laser for release procedures and ensure proper breastfeeding is achieved. Other languages: Spanish Insurance: Most major insurance, Montana Healthy Kids, MEDICAID Contact:bridgerchildrensdentistry.com / 406-587-5437 |
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The Cozy Nest
The Cozy Nest offers feeding support with breast feeding, bottle feeding, and solids. Occupational therapy, lactation counselors, and nutrition services are provided to assess and treat areas of concern such as oral motor skills, oral aversion, failure to thrive, reflux, and g-tube weaning. Insurance: Most major insurance, MEDICAID Contact: 406-587-2755 |
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Bozeman Health Lactation
Bozeman Health lactation nurses are passionate about helping you feed your baby. They have more than 75 years of combined experience and are registered nurses with IBCLC certifications. Bozeman Health lactation nurses apply evidence-based care and work closely with pediatricians and therapists to get you the care that you and your child need. They will see you every day you are in the hospital and are also available for visits after you go home. The lactation nurses are available from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. every day of the week at the main hospital campus, as well as limited hours at the Cottonwood and Belgrade clinics. Contact: www.bozemanhealth.org / 406-414-2474 |
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Mosaic Health and Rehab
Our feeding team includes certified lactation counselors, speech therapists, and occupational therapists to support all feeding needs from breast and bottle to solids and beyond. Insurance: Most major insurance, MEDICAID Contact: 406-388-4988 |
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Healthy Gallatin WIC Breastfeeding Peer Counseling
The Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program is a supplemental nutrition program providing healthy food, breastfeeding support, and nutrition education. WIC is available to income eligible moms who are pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum along with dads, foster parents and grandparents, or any guardian of a child under 5 years old. SNAP and Head Start participants automatically qualify. At Healthy Gallatin WIC, their certified lactation counselors provide breastfeeding support, encouragement, breast pumps, and education. Contact: healthygallatin.org / 406-582-3115 |
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Lone Peak Physical Therapy
Alyssa Lundquist,MS CCC-SLP, CLC, is a Speech Language Pathologist at Lone Peak Pediatric Therapy. She is a certified lactation counselor, infant feeding and orofacial myology expert. Her extensive education and experience working with preemies, newborns, and toddlers gives her the ability to support families experiencing any type of feeding difficulty. Reference the Resource Guide to redeem a free consultation. Insurance: Most major insurance, MEDICAID Contact: lonepeakpt.com / 406-522-3722 |
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Tree of Life Doula Care
Feeding your baby can be a natural and beautiful process, but it can be worrisome and challenging. Your job as a new mom is to provide the best for your baby, but that also means being at your best. Tree of Life Doula Care lactation counselors are trained, certified and have personal experience to guide you along the way -- in the comfort of your home, where you can be yourself and practice feeding your baby with ease. Contact: treeoflifedoulacare.com / 406-579-8157 |
