Congratulations on your baby’s first steps into this world! The feeling of being a mother is inexplicable and can only be understood by a fellow mother. But as much as this emotion is to be cherished and treasured, it is a huge responsibility that takes the form of stress when problems come up, like the inability to lactate while breastfeeding your baby. It may so happen that your baby was able to nurse initially, but after you moved out of the hospital, your baby might be refusing to nurse or is chomping on your nipple. It might question your ability to lactate. However, don’t worry! This blog talks about lactation consultants, their importance and when they can come to your rescue and help you detect the root of your problem. So, without any further ado, let’s learn about the possibilities for help while breastfeeding. What is a Lactation Consultant? According to the International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), knowledgeable and skilled members of the mat...