Jacque is a registered nurse and International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) with extensive experience supporting breastfeeding families across a variety of settings—including hospital, WIC programs, and private practice. As a mom of four, Jacque brings both professional expertise and personal insight to her work, offering compassionate, individualized guidance to help families meet their feeding goals.
Throughout her career, she has developed educational programs on lactation, birth, and newborn care, empowering parents with the knowledge and confidence they need as they enter parenthood. Jacque is especially passionate about improving the pumping experience—making it more effective, comfortable, and sustainable for today’s busy families.
As a new parent you may have received sleep advice from lots of well-meaning friends and family, and you’ve probably even done some late-night Google searching on the topic. It can be hard to sift through all the recommendations made by fellow parents, social media influencers, and family members. We’ve got you covered with a look at common infant sleep myths and their corresponding, research-backed facts.
With nearly a third of all U.S. deliveries occurring via cesarean section, it’s no surprise that healthcare providers and families alike are working to improve outcomes and the overall birth experience associated with surgical delivery. While the risks and health impacts of c-sections have long been studied, the emotional and psychological impacts have often been overlooked. Gentle cesarean sections (sometimes called family-centered cesarean sections) offer a solution that serves to improve both psychological and physical outcomes for parents and newborns.
