Lactation consultants are professionals who use specialized techniques and scientific methods to help postpartum breastfeeding mothers solve problems such as insufficient milkion, milk stagnation, and breast blockages, and to help establish and maintain breastfeeding. The core is "scientifically dredging the milk ducts to protect the breast and help mothers breastfeed smoothly".

Core service content:

- Solution of lactation problems: For mothers with low milk secretion and no milk, promote secretion through manual massage stimulation of the mammary glands and guide dietary adjustments; for problems such as milk stagnation, breast lumps, and nipple pain and cracking provide professional milk duct dredging care to relieve discomfort.

- Breastfeeding guidance: Teach mothers the correct breastfeeding posture (such as cradle position, side lying position),atching technique, and answer feeding questions (such as feeding frequency, night feeding methods) to help mothers and babies establish a good feeding tacit understanding.

- Postpartum breast: Provide postpartum breast health assessment, inform daily breast care points, remind mothers to be vigilant against risks such as mastitis, and suggest timely medical treatment when necessary.

Key professional requirements:

1. Qualifications and skills: Must hold a lactation consultant vocational skill certificate and a health certificate, proficiently master the knowledge of humanammary gland physiological structure, and have standardized and safe lactation techniques to avoid damage to the mammary glands due to improper operation.

2. Professional quality: the physiological and psychological state of postpartum mothers, be able to communicate patiently to relieve the anxiety of mothers, and at the same time master the basic knowledge of nutrition, can give reasonable lactation diet suggestions.

3. Professional ethics: Strictly adhere to health regulations (such as washing hands before operation, using disposable supplies), protect the of mothers, do not exaggerate the effects of services, and in case of problems beyond the scope of capabilities (such as suspected mastitis), guide timely medical treatment