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Breastfeeding Support in Philadelphia
Services for Nursing Mothers in the Greater Philadelphia Area

The following breastfeeding-related resources (lactation consultants, nursing apparel, breastpumps, breastpump rentals, breastfeeding classes for new parents, breastfeeding accessories, etc.) are available to nursing mothers in the Greater Philadelphia area (Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery & Philadelphia Counties in Southeastern Pennsylvania).


Breastfeeding Apparel & Supplies in Philadelphia

Away Baby Rentals - Medela Breastpumps for Sale or Rental

BirthMark - Breastpump Rentals & Sales

Closic's Baby & Teen Furniture

Mother To Mother: Birth and Postpartum Support Services, Inc.


Breastfeeding Research

La Salle University Postpartum Depression Research & Treatment Group - Online Survey of Pregnant Mothers for Factors that Affect Breastfeeding Choices


Breastfeeding Support / Classes & Lactation Consultants in Philadelphia

BirthMark - Lactation Support, Consultation & Classes

Holy Redeemer Hospital - Lactation/Breastfeeding Support

Main Line Health - Prenatal Breastfeeding Classes

Maternal Wellness Center - Lactation Support

Montgomery Hospital Medical Center - Breastfeeding Classes

Mother To Mother: Birth and Postpartum Support Services, Inc. - Breastfeeding Support Groups & Breastfeeding Warmline

Pennsylvania Hospital - Breastfeeding Classes & Lactation Services

 

Click here for a complete list of services for expectant mothers and new parents in the Greater Philadelphia area that participated in the Expectant Mother's Guide to Philadelphia.

This website represents the articles and businesses that have participated in the Expectant Mother's Guide, a series of printed resource booklets designed to help pregnant women, expectant parents, and new parents find pregnancy, childbirth, baby, and parenting resources (including stores and services) in specific U.S. markets. As a result, information available on this site may be specific to a particular region. For information about participating, click here.

Information available on the Expectant Mother's Guide is not meant to be a substitute for interaction with your health care provider. Individual situations may vary.