Lactation Support - Temporarily Unavailable

You’ve probably heard the saying that “breastfeeding is natural” — while this is true (the body knows how to produce milk), that doesn’t mean it will be easy. Breastfeeding can be hard at times! The good news is that support exists. Sarah is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) and can help you reach your breastfeeding goals.

Returning Patients…

At this time, Sarah will only be seeing patients who have previously established care or are returning with a subsequent pregnancy or birth. Thank you for your understanding!

Need to Schedule?

Text Sarah at 480-270-4473

In Need of Support?

We would never leave you unsupported!

In Sarah’s absence, we would love to introduce you to the new name of lactation care in Tempe:

“Lavender & Latch embodies the balance between clinical expertise and compassionate support, creating a space where families feel calm, confident, and cared for.”

“Erica will provide you with the utmost respect and care for your growing family in every way she can! Having had the privilege of mentoring Erica through her clinical training to become an IBCLC, I can personally speak to her loving and centered approach to supporting each family she sees. I would trust her with my own care and that of my children. You are in good hands!

-Sarah

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    “Sarah is the best! She helped me so much during my breastfeeding journey. She has so much experience and knowledge in her field.”

    -Jasmina S.

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    “I've been lucky to have Sarah as a lactation consultant for both of my babies. Breastfeeding was such a challenge with my first and I was feeling really discouraged by the time I found Sarah. She gave me the support and encouragement I needed to keep going and I was able to successfully breastfeed my son for over 2 years. I knew I wanted Sarah's support again with my second baby and was scheduling an appointment with her the day he was born. She's been invaluable to my breastfeeding journeys and I can't recommend her enough goes here.”

    -Kathy R.

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    “As a new mom trying to nourish my baby, I was exhausted, worried, and desperate for help. We reached out to Sarah and from the moment my husband and I walked in the room, she had a way of instantly putting us at ease. Sarah listened to our lactation concerns, provided incredible information, assisted my husband in ways he could be involved, and we left the appointment with an overwhelming sense of relief that everything would be okay. Sarah was a true gift to my journey into motherhood. I had almost given up on breastfeeding- believing there was something wrong with me- and I just wished I had gone to see her sooner because she made me feel empowered with her warmth, wonderful sense of humor, and wisdom. Thank you, Sarah!”

    -Allison G.

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    “I really appreciate all the help and care you’ve given us. You’ve been a huge help in making my breastfeeding journey successful and beautiful. You’ve given me such confidence and I can never thank you enough!”

    - Kayleigh T.

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    “I don’t know what I did to deserve Sarah as a Lactation Consultant, but man did I luck out. If I wouldn’t have found her, I wouldn’t have breastfed for as long as I did. Sarah was always so kind, caring, and incredibly patient with me and the millions of questions I had about our breastfeeding journey. I literally couldn’t have done it without her. She advocated for the health and well-being of my daughter, as well as my own. I felt so seen and so cared for. Couldn’t ask for more.” -

    - Marisa R.

What is an IBCLC?

International Board Certified Lactation Consultants function and contribute as members of the maternal-child health team. They provide care in a variety of settings while making appropriate referrals to other health professionals and community support resources. Working together with families, policymakers, and society, IBCLCs provide expert breastfeeding and lactation care, promote changes that support breastfeeding and help reduce the risks of not breastfeeding.

Source: IBCLE