Mother Goose Lactation · Kelsey Tchamkoriyski, MA, IBCLC

In-Home Lactation Consultant in Milford, Ohio

Breastfeeding, pumping, and feeding support in the comfort of your own home, from a board-certified lactation consultant who has been there.

Serving Milford, Loveland, Anderson Township, Indian Hill, and eastern Cincinnati, with virtual visits anywhere.

IBCLC · Master's in Human Lactation · Insurance accepted · Home & virtual visits
Questions first? Text (513) 239-7745

Kelsey Tchamkoriyski, IBCLC, with her family

How I can help

Every family's feeding journey looks different. Some of the most common reasons parents reach out:

  • Painful latch

    Nursing shouldn't hurt. Pain, nipple damage, or a shallow latch usually has a cause we can find and fix.

  • Low or high milk supply

    Worried your baby isn't getting enough, or dealing with oversupply and leaking? Get a plan that fits your goals.

  • Pumping & flange fit

    Pumping that hurts or doesn't empty well is often a sizing problem. Get properly fitted and build a routine that works.

  • Tongue & lip ties

    Clicking, trouble staying latched, or long, frustrating feeds? Get a feeding assessment and support before and after a release.

  • Breastfeeding after the NICU

    Moving from tubes, bottles, or pumping to nursing takes time. Get a step-by-step plan to bring your baby to the breast.

  • Returning to work

    Plan your pumping schedule, build a milk supply to store, and help your baby take a bottle before your first day back.

  • Engorgement & mastitis

    Hard, swollen, or painful breasts? Get evidence-based comfort measures and know when it's time to call your doctor.

  • Weaning

    Ready to stop, or need to? Wean gradually and comfortably, on a timeline that works for you and your baby.

  • Prenatal preparation

    Know what to expect in the first days, and plan ahead if you've had breast surgery or past feeding challenges.

I also support DMER, PCOS and insulin resistance, twins, history of breast surgery, supplemental nursing systems, tandem nursing, and LGBTQ+ families. See my full experience →

Getting help is simple

  • 1. Book your visit

    Pick a time online, or text me first if you're not sure what you need.

  • 2. Check your coverage

    Many insurance plans cover lactation visits. If yours doesn't, I can provide a superbill.

  • 3. I come to you

    We meet in your home, where you and your baby are most comfortable, or by video.

Visits & pricing

Self-pay rates are below. If your insurance is accepted, your visit may be covered.

  • Initial consultation

    75+ minutes
    In-home: $200
    Virtual: $100

    A complete feeding assessment and a personalized plan.

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  • Follow-up visit

    60 minutes
    In-home: $175
    Virtual: $100

    Check progress and adjust the plan as things change.

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  • Prenatal consultation

    45–60 minutes
    In-home: $175
    Virtual: $100

    Prepare for feeding before your baby arrives.

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Home visits more than 30 miles from Milford include a travel fee. Weekend and holiday visits, and visits for twins, add $25. Full details on the Services page →

Your visit may be covered by insurance

Through my partnership with Breezy Babies, I accept many major insurance plans. Not on the list? I can give you a superbill to submit for possible reimbursement.

Plans currently accepted

  • Aetna
  • Anthem Blue Cross
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield
  • Cigna
  • DMBA
  • MultiPlan
  • Optum
  • PHCS
  • PNOA
  • The Lactation Network (TLN)
  • TRICARE
  • UnitedHealthcare
  • ValuePoint by MultiPlan

Home visits across eastern Cincinnati

I'm based in Milford (45150) and visit families throughout the area, including:

Milford · Loveland · Miamiville · Terrace Park · Indian Hill · Anderson Township · Batavia · Amelia · Goshen · Montgomery · Blue Ash · Mason · Cincinnati

Farther away? I can still come to you for a small travel fee, and virtual visits are available anywhere in Ohio and beyond.

Kelsey Tchamkoriyski at her master's degree graduation in human lactation

Meet Kelsey

Hi, I’m the “Mother Goose”

I was born at 33 weeks, and my dad said I looked like a newly hatched gosling. The nickname "Goose" stuck, and when I had kids of my own, I became "Mother Goose."

My first son had a tongue-tie and struggled to latch, so I exclusively pumped. My second son arrived at 32 weeks and spent time in the NICU. I often think about how much the "me of then" would have benefited from the "me of now." That's why I do this work.

Today I'm an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant with a master's degree in human lactation, and I'm researching how flange sizing affects the pumping experience.

What families say

“The greatest person I could have found after having my daughter. Kelsey has been a wealth of knowledge for us. She's helped us from the early days to several months later… She's never turned us away any time we've had a question. I would be lost without her. She's saved me, my boobs, and my sanity! Highly recommend her.”
Haley J.
“I met with Kelsey and she couldn't have been more understanding, patient and supportive. I felt so prepared after meeting with her and like I had made a new friend. She was just amazing.”
Brynley B. · via Breezy Babies
“Breezy babies are the absolute best lactation consultants out there! I've met with Bri and Kelsey and both have taught me things that I'll never forget. They have the best bedside manner, get you in quickly, and truly have amazing tips and tricks with breastfeeding, bottle feeding, or weaning.”
Stephanie M. · via Breezy Babies

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You don't have to figure this out alone

Whether you're expecting or you're in the thick of it at 3 a.m., I'm here to help.