You were never meant to figure this out alone.
Feeding your baby shouldn’t feel this hard. Let’s make it easier.
Hands-on help with latch, pain, supply, pumping and bottles, from a lactation consultant who's been doing this for 20 years. In your home or my Davis office.
Text me now. See how I can help.
Feeding a baby can feel beautiful, emotional, overwhelming, exhausting, and deeply personal — sometimes all in the same day.
Whether you are preparing for your baby’s arrival, navigating the early postpartum weeks, struggling with feeding challenges, or simply wanting reassurance that things are going well, you deserve support that feels calm, personalized, and compassionate.
You'll have one person who knows you and your baby, and who answers when you text.
It hurts when my baby latches.
Positioning isn’t comfortable
My baby isn’t gaining weight
My pediatrician told me to supplement but I don’t know when to fit it in due to constant nursing sessions.
Someone mentioned a tongue tie and I don't know what that means.
I worried I’m not making enough milk.
I don’t know when to fit in pumping.
My baby can’t seem to keep up with my strong milk flow or it feels like I have too much milk.
My breasts hurt or feel full, even after breastfeeding.
My breasts are hard, sore, or I think I have a clog or infection.
My nipples really hurt, but at the hospital I was told the latch looks great.
I am combination feeding or formula feeding with a bottle and need help with how to bottle feed, how much and how often.
Does this sound like you?
I want to learn about breastfeeding, but my baby isn’t here yet.
Breastfeeding isn’t going as planned and I don’t know what to do.
Feeding times lead to feelings of overwhelm or sadness.
I would like a personalized feeding plan based on Me and my baby.
I would like one trusted expert to answer all infant feeding questions instead of trying to decide who to believe.
I know my flange doesn’t fit right, because it hurts, but I am unsure what size I need.
I was told to triple feed, but that was weeks ago and I don’t know if or how to stop.
My baby won’t take a bottle, and I have to go back to work.
My NICU baby is now home, but no one told me how to go from bottle feeding to my goal of breastfeeding.
Pumping is confusing or it hurts
I'm just exhausted and want someone to tell me it's going to be OK
If you nodded at any of these, I can help.
Meet Lisa
Hi, I’m Lisa Paradis — Registered Dietitian (RD), International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), the highest credential in lactation care, and founder of Davis Lactation Support.
For over 20 years, I have supported mothers and babies through the early feeding journey with compassionate, evidence-based care that feels personalized, practical, and nonjudgmental.
As both a healthcare professional and a longtime member of the Davis community, I believe families deserve support that feels calm, connected, and deeply individualized.
My goal is not simply to help babies feed — it’s to help mothers feel confident, informed, and cared for every step of the way.
“Lisa helped improve our lactation journey, and she really honored and cared for our mama baby dyad. Every time I bump into her in Davis, I fondly remember how she held my hand through a tender and challenging postpartum period.”
– Carlee Ann B.
