Breastfeeding Support

Lactation Consultations

It’s an honor to serve you and your little one!

Services include:

Prenatal Consults

Office Visits
(Holly Springs, NC)

Virtual visits

We are proud to serve the families of Holly Springs and surrounding areas via in-office consults, and families from all over North Carolina virtually.

We accept insurance!

In-network

In-network

In-network

In-network effective

Prenatal Consults

$200
Up to 60 minutes

Office or Virtual

Self-Pay Pricing

Initial Consults

$295
Up to 90 minutes

Office or Virtual


Follow-up Visits

$155- up to 30 minutes
$225- up to 60 minutes

Office or Virtual


Therapeutic Breast Ultrasound
for Clogged Ducts

Initial consult + treatment: $175
Follow-up treatment: $90

Office

Self-pay option is available for patients without insurance or plans other than those we are in-network with.

Reasons you may need
breastfeeding support

  • Prenatal Consults

  • Latch difficulties

  • Pain with breastfeeding

  • Cracked nipples or breast pain

  • Mastitis

  • Clogged ducts

  • Low milk supply

  • Bottle feeding questions

  • Bottle refusal

  • Supplementation

  • Weight gain concerns for baby

  • Oral restrictions / tongue or lip tie

  • Pumping questions

  • Flange fitting

  • Returning to Work

  • Introducing Solids

  • Weaning

  • Or really anything you have questions or concerns about!

Meet Sara Wilson, PA-C, CLC

Meet Sara Wilson, PA-C, CLC

As a Physician Assistant, Certified Lactation Counselor, and the founder of Made to Mother Lactation, Sara uses her professional expertise and evidence-informed knowledge base along with her personal breastfeeding experience to provide comprehensive lactation care and support and empower the families she serves.

With a unique scope of practice as a PA within the lactation space, in addition to counseling and educating Sara is also able to diagnose conditions, order labs and imaging, and provide personal medical advice including prescribing medications and supplements, as appropriate based on your unique medical history and current care needs.

FAQs

  • Both options are valuable. A prenatal visit can help you prepare, prevent common challenges, and feel confident before your baby arrives. A postpartum visit provides hands-on support with latch, milk supply, or any early concerns.

  • I can help with latch pain, sore nipples, low milk supply, oversupply, pumping and bottle feeding, returning to work, mastitis or plugged ducts, and weaning—among many other concerns.

  • Most initial visits last about 90 minutes, giving us time for assessment, feeding observation, and a personalized care plan. Follow-ups are usually shorter, about 60 minutes

  • Yes. During in-person visits, I use a highly sensitive scale to weigh your baby before and after feeding to measure intake to assess milk transfer while nursing.

  • Both options are available. Lactation support visits are often much more comprehensive when we meet in person, although certain things like planning to return to work, starting solids, upcoming travel, or weaning are easily done via telehealth.

  • Absolutely. I provide guidance on pumps, flange fitting, schedules, milk storage, bottle introduction, and more. I also have a variety of pump flanges and bottle types in the office so we can see what works best for you and your baby before you purchase your own.


  • Yes. As a physician assistant, I can evaluate, diagnose, order labs and imaging, and prescribe medications when medically necessary.


  • I offer both. One-on-one visits provide personalized care, and my group program called the Mother’s Milk Academy is a great way to prepare for breastfeeding during pregnancy and connect with other moms postpartum.

  • Yes. Weaning can be emotional and physical, and I support families in making it gentle and healthy for both mother and child.