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Milked Lactation Services, LLC provides expert lactation and infant feeding support and related education services for all families with an approachable, compassionate and empowering way to help families meet their goals.

02/16/2026

✨ In-Person. Free. Lactation and Infant Feeding Support Group ✨

Join me in a supportive and inclusive space to talk about all things related to lactation and infant feeding. Open to all types of feeding, including breast/chestfeeding, combo feeding, formula feeding, bottle feeding, pumping, and more.

Come connect with other parents and parents-to-be, share experiences, and bring your questions to be answered by an expert!

🗓 Every 3rd Tuesday
⏰ 10:00–11:30 AM
📍 – Community Meeting Space
1900 Selwyn Ave, Room 253

Hope to see you this month!

PS: Don’t be intimidated by finding us. Parking is really easy and I’ll post a map in stories showing where to park and where to go every time I do a reminder for the group each month.

10/27/2025

Whoaaaaa. 11 years!?

Sipping coffee and doom scrolling on FB while I have a break between getting kids to school and this little nugget of a memory pops up.

I was so excited to get these results. We had moved to NC and immediately (and I mean like the weekend after we moved) found out I was pregnant with my second kiddo. The state lost my application for my nursing license in their own system so I had to wait and wait and couldn’t work as a nurse until we figured out what the heck had happened. So, I was a SAHM to a 1 year old, sooooo sick all the time, and spent naps and evenings taking classes and studying. Worth it!

I had that second baby, ended up not taking any of the RN jobs I was offered and when a rare opening for an inpatient IBCLC position opened up at one of the local hospitals - I got it! Then after a bit, I launched a practice while continuing the hospital work, had another baby (plot twist), did both gigs for a while and then left the hospital job to work only for myself. And here we are! ❤️

10/20/2025

Free, in person group meets 10/20 from 10-11:30!

Parking is super easy with lots of spaces available :)

09/15/2025

Reminder!!!

IN PERSON
FREE
9-16-25

Join me for this month’s lactation and feeding group!

08/05/2025

📢📣Group Reminder📢📣

Thursday at 8pm, Virtual.

Being your questions and get two for the price of one (just kidding, it’s always free) as we have a special guest this month! Helena of Piedmont Lactation is joining me as a co-host.

We also have a special announcement about opportunities to support you and our community. Stay tuned.

Head over to to RSVP for group. We can’t wait to see you.

06/03/2025

This Thursday June 5th at 8pm virtually.

I’m available to answer all your questions during our free, virtual support group hosted by .

Let me know you’re coming by signing up through their website. Link in stories.

05/13/2025

YES! What she said.

04/30/2025

FREE SUPPORT GROUP!

Thursday at 8pm, virtually.

Here to answer all your lactation and infant feeding questions!

Remember to visit page to sign up!

04/01/2025

This Thursday night at 8pm. Free & virtual.

I’ll be present to answer your questions!

website has a place for you to RSVP and let me know you’re coming.

03/03/2025

Thursday at 8PM we’ve got another group for you!

Come join this feeding group to ask your questions and connect with other parents. I plan to chat a bit about some reasons parents might experience ni**le pain and what to do about it! Then I turn it over to you and am available to answer all your questions!

You can RSVP with and through the 🔗 in stories.

02/03/2025

This Thursday is the first lactation and feeding support group of 2025.

Like always, I’ll prepare information to share on a quick spotlight topic and then turn the group over to your questions!

This month we will talk about how to choose the best breast pump for your needs. This will be useful if you’re currently pregnant and those who are currently pumping or getting started now.

You’ll want to RSVP through the link in stories or on website.

Chat soon!!

01/15/2025

Finally got around to a doing a quick year in review since 2025 seems to be starting off with a bang! It’s been so busy already.

This year was a little more about balance and settling in to new routines for me. I spent a lot of time doing behind boring, behind the scenes work like redoing my charting forms and processes to make things a bit more streamlined. I don’t think that will ever end but it was nice to benefit from that effort this year.

Here’s hoping to a great 2025!!

Address

Charlotte, NC

Telephone

+17042918008

Website

http://milkedlactation.com/

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About the IBCLC

Rachael Anastasio Collins is a Registered Nurse (RN) and International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) with experience as a mother/baby nurse, inpatient and outpatient lactation consultant, perinatal educator, and CPR instructor.

Her journey to lactation work and advocacy started when on a clinical rotation she found herself lacking the education and skills needed to help a new mother and baby learn to breastfeed. It was heartbreaking and frankly she found it upsetting that such a fundamental part of life was glossed over and ignored in her education. Never wanting to be in that position again she set about educating herself on lactation and breastfeeding.

When she began her career as a Registered Nurse on a mother/baby unit at a large women’s hospital in Chicago she found that much of her time was spent assisting with and supporting breastfeeding parents. She began working her way through various certifications until she became an IBCLC in 2014.

She currently supports families at a local hospital on a part-time basis and is excited to assist families through Milked Lactation Services, LLC. She has a special interest on the impact of oral tethers on breastfeeding, spreading evidence-based lactation knowledge to families she works with (or really anyone who will listen), and empowering parents to have the most satisfying breastfeeding experience possible. She is an advocate for normalizing breastfeeding and returning the learned history and skills of breastfeeding to our culture.