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Maggie Siebert

IBCLC

Year of Certification

2019

Special Interests

Back to work,
starting solids,
under/over supply

Language Spoken

English
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Please share anything you'd like from your own personal breastfeeding experience.

Mastitis, bottle refusal, breast refusal, overactive letdown- you name it, I’ve experienced it! But no hurdle is too great with the right support.

What excites you most about being an IBCLC?

Empowering breastfeeding parents with knowledge and confidence

In what types of settings have you supported patients in lactation?

Outpatient

What makes up your family (people & pets)?

My 5 year old Ella, toddler Cameron, and 11 year old pug Walter

What do you enjoy doing while not at work?

Exploring new restaurants, snuggling my babies, and exercising with my Peloton

Please share any additional education or certifications you have.

Registered Nurse, American Heart Association CPR instructor.

What state do you reside in?

Illinois

When did you know you wanted to become an IBCLC?

When I was working at a pediatric office, I spent a lot of time on phone triage. A majority of questions from concerned parents revolved around feeding their infant, and I realized what a benefit it would be for families to have a trained resource in breastfeeding. I took my IBCLC exam while breastfeeding my first daughter!

Why did you become an IBCLC?

Knowledge is power and support in the postpartum period is irreplaceable! I want to instill confidence in every breastfeeding parent I meet.

What do you wish you could tell every parent (that they would actually do) and why?

Taking care of yourself during breastfeeding is one of the most crucial things. By taking care of yourself, you are taking care of baby!

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