“Becoming a mother deepened my appreciation for how important compassionate, knowledgeable support is during feeding and postpartum recovery.”
Jelena Stojanovic RN, IBCLC
Breastfeeding, Pumping, Newborn Care
About
On my days off, I’m fully in mom mode with my husband and our three amazing kids. With Serbian roots and a love for travel, we’re always adding new adventures to our family map. Life is a beautiful mix of dance recitals, soccer games, and outdoor escapes whether hiking scenic trails or soaking up the sun at the beach. Of course, an iced pistachio latte and a little curated shopping are always part of my self-care routine.
Education & Experience
I am an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) and Registered Nurse. I support mothers and babies through one of the most tender, emotional, and transformative seasons of life: the early postpartum period. As a mom to three myself, I truly understand how vulnerable and precious those first weeks with a new baby can be. Becoming a mother deepened my appreciation for how important compassionate, knowledgeable support is during feeding and postpartum recovery. What began as a calling has grown into work I genuinely love, walking alongside families as they build confidence, feel empowered, and work toward their individual feeding goals.
Why Use An IBCLC?
An IBCLC provides breastfeeding and pumping support through education and empowerment. She is here to provide you with an emotional and supportive environment to help you reach all of your breastfeeding goals. There is not a one size fits all when it comes to breastfeeding your baby. Here are ways an IBCLC can support you:
- Prenatal Consults
- PostPartum Follow-Up Care
- Latching Problems
- Low Milk Supply
- Oversupply
- Nipple/Breast Pain
- Breast Infections
- Special Cases- Twin or Multiples, Premies
- Pumping Education
- Transitioning Back to Work
- Extended Breastfeeding- Beyond the First Year
- Weaning Process
“My goals are to support and guide new mothers through the breastfeeding journey, ensuring they achieve the best possible outcomes for both themselves and their babies!”
