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Hey there, We're Joyful Lactation!
We support new breastfeeding moms with personalized lactation support in Canton, GA and surrounding North GA areas. Get support before your baby arrives or when breastfeeding challenges arise after birth. Click below to request a consult with one of our RN-IBCLC’s! Call/Text 770-580-2932 for questions.
Breastmilk is liquid love for your baby!
Speak and repeat daily affirmations to yourself and your baby to add some positivity to your breastfeeding journey!
Click the “insurance verification” button to submit your insurance information prior to booking a consult to see if your plan covers lactation visits.
In-network insurance options: United Healthcare, Aetna, Cigna and Curative. All others will be given a superbill upon request to send to your insurance company for reimbursement.
**Effective 7/14/26, ALL BCBS/Anthem plans will be considered self pay until further notice. Please call/text with questions/concerns.
In home lactation consult options available. $50 travel fee applies for ALL home visits. See the services page for travel radius.
Call/Text 770-580-2932 or Contact me for more information.
Lactation Consult Options
In person service cities/towns include: Canton, Woodstock, Ballground, Holly Springs, Hickory Flat, Kennesaw, Acworth, Jasper, Cartersville, Adairsville, Calhoun, White, Ranger, Rydal, Parts of Ellijay, Marietta, Roswell, Milton, Alpharetta, Parts of Cumming/Dawsonville.
It is ok to ask for support and does not make me weak!
Daily affirmations related to breastfeeding for some extra positivity!
Get to know Shea Collier, RN, IBCLC
Nice to meet you! I'm Shea.
When our first daughter was born, let’s just say I was not prepared for breastfeeding! I left the hospital with cracked and bleeding nipples and what felt like shards of glass coming through my nipples with each feed.
As a Pediatric ICU nurse, I thought breastfeeding would come naturally. When it didn’t, I called our doula who got us in touch with an amazing lactation consultant
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