Kylie Pina, IBCLC Colorado Springs Lactation Consultant
You aren’t meant to struggle through breastfeeding by yourself.
You've tried repositioning. You've watched the YouTube videos. You've called the nurse line. And it still hurts — or you're still not sure the baby is getting enough. I’m here to help.
This is for you if…
The latch is so painful it makes your toes curl
Your baby isn’t gaining weight and your pediatrician wants you to supplement
You can’t find a comfortable nursing positions
You think (or someone told you) your baby has a tongue tie, but you don’t know what that means for feeding
You have low milk supply
You thought you had to pump all the time and now have an over supply
Your baby is struggling to keep up with your fast milk flow
You aren’t sure when you are support to pump
You know your flange doesn’t fit right because it hurts, but you don’t know what size you need
Your baby is refusing the bottle and you need to go back to work
You’re engorged, and when your baby tries to latch, he just can’t
You have clogged ducts, and are on the verge of mastitis
Your NICU baby comes home, and no one told you how to go from bottles to your goal of breastfeeding
You don’t have to figure it out alone.
Most moms are told to “just keep going” —
but without knowing what’s actually happening, things feel overwhelming fast.
You don’t need to watch another Youtube video.
You need to:
Know if your baby is transferring milk
Understand what normal feeding actually looks like
Fix what’s causing pain or stress
That’s exactly what we do together.
Here’s exactly how I help:
Steps:
1. We understand what’s happening
Full feeding history + assessment
2. We identify the problem
Latch, transfer, supply, or all of the above
3. We fix it together
Simple, realistic plan that works in real life
4. You leave with clarity
You’ll know your baby is getting enough, and how to keep it that way
In client’s words:
Welcome to Springs Lactation
Insurances Accepted: Health First Colorado and CIGNA (through Wildflower). For all other insurance plans, clients self-pay and submit a superbill (medical receipt) for reimbursement.
COMING SOON: Springs Lactation will soon be in-network with most major insurances.
Springs Lactation can help with:
Latching challenges
Supply concerns
Pumping support
Flange fitting
Anything else related to lactation or infant feeding
I’m here to help you create a plan that works for you and your baby.
What Do Springs Lactation Clients Say?
Breastfeeding doesn’t have to hurt or feel confusing.
If you:
Have already seen someone for lactation help, but left with more questions than answers
Are struggling with pain while nursing
Feel concerned about low milk supply
Wondering if you should pump or if you can stop pumping
You’re in the right place.
I’m Kylie Pina, an IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant) and Registered Nurse in Colorado Springs. Whether you need help latching, boosting milk supply, troubleshooting pumping, or just making sense of newborn feeding, I’m here to help you feel confident feeding your baby.
You don’t have to figure it out alone:
Before Baby Arrives
Get ahead of the learning curve by understanding what to expect—from your body, your baby, and the first days of breastfeeding. Knowing what’s normal (and what’s not) can make the early weeks smoother and help you overcome common hurdles with confidence.
Pumping Questions? Trouble Latching?
Sometimes small tweaks—like positioning or pump settings—can make a world of difference in your comfort and milk supply. Let's make feeding work for you, whether you're nursing, pumping, or both.
Transitioning Back to Breast
If your baby spent time in the NICU or started out bottle feeding, you might be wondering if (or how) you can shift to more breastfeeding. With the right approach, many babies can learn to nurse effectively at the breast.
Slow Weight Gain? Concerns About Supply?
If your baby isn’t gaining as expected, or you’re questioning whether they’re getting enough milk, we can assess what’s going on and create a plan to help you feel confident about their intake.
Painful Feedings? Engorgement That Won’t Go Away?
Breastfeeding shouldn’t hurt. If you’re experiencing ongoing pain, discomfort, or engorgement, we’ll get to the root of the issue, whether it’s latch, positioning, or something else—so you can feed your baby without dreading every session
Not Sure About Your Pump?
From finding the right flange size to understanding pump settings and milk output, a little guidance can make pumping easier and more effective.
You deserve to feel supported, confident, and comfortable in your feeding journey.
If you’re struggling or just have questions, I’m here to help.