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Cost: $75 to $150 per hour. Duration: 1 hour. Includes: Continued support, adjustments to the breastfeeding plan, weight checks for the baby, and additional latch and feeding assessments.
Do you need to be a nurse to become an IBCLC? No! While its common, there are many people who were not nurses who went on to become IBCLCs.
How do I find a lactation consultant? Some hospitals have lactation consultants on staff, while others dont. If you arent sure if your hospital sends a lactation consultant to your room after you give birth, talk to your nurse or healthcare provider.
However, there is one certification that stands above the rest, the International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). The IBCLC is really the gold standard.
The main difference is the pathway to education. IBCLCs have a more intensive certification process. CLCs and IBCLCS can both support, educate, advocate and counsel women in breastfeeding. CLCs can be found in WIC clinics, Baby Cafes, Private Practice, La Leche League Leaders, and some hospitals.

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In the US, the average hourly pay for CLCs is $29, compared to $42 an hour for IBCLCs.
IBCLCs build on everything CLCs do and then some. They handle all the essential support that CLCs offer like helping new parents with breastfeeding basics and guiding them through those early days but with extra skills and knowledge for tackling more complex challenges.

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