In Home Lactation Support & Infant Massage
Serving Guelph, Cambridge, Kitchener and Brantford areas to help you establish your breastfeeding relationship your way, in your own home.
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In Home Lactation Support and Infant Massage in Guelph, Cambridge and Brant County ON.
Meeting you where you’re at… Literally.
There is a massive gap in the Ontario Healthcare System, between the moment you leave the hospital and the moment you finally feel like you’re truly exclusively breastfeeding with confidence.
If this is your first baby, you’re likely overwhelmed with getting through birth without trauma, not realizing that the real marathon starts after baby is born.
If this is not your first baby, you’re likely already holding your breath, remembering constant driving between appointments, the nipple pain, and the milk supply anxiety that cost you your peace last time.
We all already know that breastfeeding can be hard, and our healthcare system is not set up to make getting help easy on you.
But my care is.
Why Is Infant Massage Included In Your Lactation Appointments?
One of the biggest misconceptions about feeding challenges is that they are only about breastfeeding technique. This comes from a long history of providers not seeing baby’s as people, just as a thing we can move around and control.
In reality, feeding is a partnership between you and your baby. Your baby’s body has its own nervous system, movement patterns and restrictions that can make feeding harder than it needs to be.
If your baby is struggling to latch, prefers one breast, falls asleep while feeding, or has difficulty transferring milk, their body may be contributing to the problem. That’s why every assessment looks beyond feeding itself.
As both an IBCLC and a Registered Massage Therapist, I assess not only your positioning and latch, but also how your baby’s body moves, rests, and functions. Gentle massage, stretches, and movement strategies can help reduce tension, improve comfort, and support more efficient feeding.
When we care for both parent and baby, we’re often able to uncover pieces of the puzzle that feeding support alone can’t explain.
→ Curious how your baby’s body could be affecting feeding? Read more about Infant Massage & Bodywork and how it can support your feeding journey
Mama A:
“She's honestly a gem and I'd recommend her to anyone who is looking for lactation support or an RMT for your little, especially if you're combo feeding or feeling judged by other providers.”
Mama B:
“I met with her as a lactation consultant prior to giving birth, which really allowed me to feel prepared and set up for success when the baby came! She has been an absolute ASSET on our feeding journey so far..”
About Victoria
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When my son was born in 2021, I truly thought I was prepared to breastfeed. Went through multiple tongue tie releases, low supply, periods of exclusively pumping (on size 28 flanges!!!!) and even went through RELACTATION when I wanted to give breastfeeding one more try with him.
I spent my entire fourth trimester running around to every specialist to help him latch better, on and off different herbs and drugs and don’t really remember him as a little baby. When we stopped breastfeeding at 6 months old, I vowed to go into breastfeeding any future children with my mental health as my main priority.
When I had my daughter in 2025, I thought postpartum hemmorhage derailed my breastfeeding journey before it even started. But, because of all the work I had done to better serve my clients, I was able to build a full milk supply, navigate her tongue and lip tie successfully and even manage her dairy and gluten allergies.
Everyday I am grateful for both experiences as it gives me the passion to help my clients reach their breastfeeding goals, but also empathy for the new mom that may not want to continue.
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Registered Massage Therapist in Ontario in 2018
International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) 2022
Postpartum floor Lactation Consultant for 1 year
Private Practice IBCLC for 4 years
Prenatal and Postpartum Massage Practice since 2022
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I had my own tongue tie released in 2024 and did MONTHS of pre and post release exercises
I was born and raised in Brantford, Ontario and actually did my first 3 years as an RMT in Brantford.
I strongly believe you should get a dog before you have children. It shows you a glimpse of how you naturally lean in parenting and you need someone to clean up after your toddler throws food on the floor.
I practiced a blend of baby led weaning and purees when introducing solids to both of my kids.
I cannot handle much pressure in my own massage treatments even though I am known for having a firm hand when massaging my clients.
I will gladly wear your baby when I massage you. I actively will ask to.