60-minute IBCLC home visit · £135 · North London

An initial lactation
home visit, shaped around you.

Unhurried, one-to-one feeding support in your own home, with time to talk through your concerns, look at what is happening and agree practical next steps together.

For new clients. There is no set age limit for the baby or child receiving feeding support.

Is this visit right for me?

Support that starts
with your experience.

Every feeding story is different. I’ll begin by listening to what has been happening, what feels difficult and what you would like help with.

01

Pain or soreness

Explore what may be contributing to painful feeds and find more comfortable ways forward.

02

Positioning and attachment

Practical guidance shaped around you, your baby and the positions that work in everyday life.

03

Milk-supply concerns

Look at the wider feeding picture and discuss realistic next steps when supply feels uncertain.

04

Expressing and pumping

Support with getting started, finding a manageable routine and using your equipment at home.

05

Combination or bottle feeding

Non-judgemental support with mixed feeding, paced bottle feeding and changes to your plans.

06

Weight and effective feeding

Review how feeding is going and consider a weight check where it is useful to your concerns.

07

A changing feeding plan

Talk through a plan that has changed and decide what feels manageable for your family now.

08

Questions as your baby grows

There is no set age limit for the baby or child receiving feeding support.

What happens during the visit

Time to listen,
observe and plan.

The visit is shaped around your concerns and feeding goals. Recommendations are discussed with you and designed to feel manageable in everyday life.

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  1. 01

    Begin with your story

    Talk through your feeding experience, current concerns and what you hope to get from the appointment.

  2. 02

    Look at feeding together

    With your consent, I can observe a feed and explore positioning, attachment and other practical aspects of feeding. Where useful, I can also weigh your baby using equipment I bring.

  3. 03

    Discuss practical next steps

    We’ll agree practical next steps verbally during the appointment, shaped around your goals. A written take-home plan and post-visit messaging are not included.

Before the visit

Nothing special
to prepare.

You do not need to prepare anything. After booking, Calendly automatically emails you a link to a separate intake form, which gathers the information I need before we meet.

Partners and other people supporting you are welcome to join the appointment.

Babies do not always feed to a timetable. If your baby does not feed during the visit, I’ll adapt the session, discuss your situation and agree useful next steps with you.

Clear from the start

What’s included—
and what isn’t.

Included

Your 60-minute home visit

One-to-one support in your home, discussion of your concerns, observation of a feed with consent where useful, optional baby weighing and a practical plan discussed during the session.

No extra visit charges

Travel and parking included

Home visits are normally available in N2, N3, N10, N12 and N20. The price includes travel and parking. Visits outside these postcodes require prior agreement, with no outside-area surcharge.

Booked separately

Follow-up support

We’ll agree practical next steps verbally during the appointment. A written take-home plan, post-visit messaging and a follow-up session are not included. Further home or virtual follow-up consultations can be booked separately.

About your consultant

Specialist support,
gently delivered.

I’m Sarah Strasberg, an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). I combine specialist lactation knowledge with calm, practical care centred on your baby, your circumstances and your feeding goals.

Support may include breastfeeding, expressing, combination feeding or bottle feeding, without pressure or judgement.

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Initial home visit

Common
questions.

Who can book an initial home visit?

This appointment is for new clients who have not worked with me before. If we have already worked together, you can book a follow-up consultation separately.

Which areas do you visit?

I normally offer home visits in N2, N3, N10, N12 and N20. If you live outside these postcodes, contact me before booking so the visit can be agreed in advance.

Are travel or parking fees added?

No. The £135 price includes travel and parking. If we agree a visit outside the usual postcodes, there is no outside-area surcharge.

Do I need to prepare anything?

No special preparation is needed. After booking, Calendly automatically emails you a link to a separate intake form, which gathers the information needed before we meet.

What if my baby does not feed during the appointment?

Babies do not always feed to a timetable. I’ll adapt the session, discuss your situation and agree useful next steps with you.

Can my baby be weighed?

Where it is useful to your feeding concerns, I can weigh your baby using equipment I bring. I’ll ask for your consent first. A weight check is not a growth assessment or medical diagnosis.

Are all baby ages welcome?

Yes. There is no set age limit for the baby or child receiving feeding support. If you are unsure whether this appointment fits your concern, ask me before booking.

How soon can I book?

Calendly displays my current bookable appointment times. You can choose from the appointments shown, so there is no separate fixed lead time.

Is follow-up support included?

We’ll agree practical next steps verbally during the appointment. A written take-home plan, post-visit messaging and a follow-up appointment are not included. Further home or virtual follow-up consultations can be booked separately.

Current appointments

Choose a time
that works for you.

Calendly displays my current bookable appointment times. Choose from the appointments shown, or contact me if you live outside the usual home-visit area.

This appointment provides lactation and feeding support. It is not emergency care or a diagnostic medical service. If you have urgent concerns about your or your baby’s health, contact an appropriate NHS service.