
Over 70% of parents struggle with feeding their baby
We are here to help!
We offer free virtual support across British Columbia
Or in-person appointments in the South Okanagan
Having a baby is hard! We get it!
Come see us virtually or in-person for help meeting your unique goals.
We are a team of midwives with a specialized practice in postpartum health and lactation medicine. We are dedicated to improving postpartum experiences no matter your feeding choices or goals. We are here to help you navigate life with a new baby whether you are bottle feeding, pumping or exclusively breastfeeding/chestfeeding.
We recognize that the way you feed your infant, and the support that you have along the way, has a profound impact on your postpartum and early parenting experience. All our providers are committed to the International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLC) designation as well as the North American Board of Breastfeeding and Lactation Medicine (NABBLM-C) so you can trust that you are seeing a professional with the highest level of training in infant feeding support. Many of our providers have additional training in supporting sucking skills, bottle feeding, pumping, reflux and sleep support.
Humble Brag: we are really good at what we do!
Services are covered by MSP from pregnancy until 6 weeks postpartum with a referral from a registered nurse, physician, nurse practitioner or midwife.
We believe the more help you get the better! We are not a replacement for your primary care priveder or public health nurses, and encourage you to continue seeking help wherever its available. We recognize that many feeding challenges take time to resolve, and the more people you have on your team the better! We love working with other care providers to get you the most support possible! Awesome places to get help with infant feeding inlude your primary care provider, public health and the Interior Health Breastfeeding Phoneline (1-855-868-7710).
We are a judgment free, and inclusive, safe space. We are here to listen to, and support you to meet your own unique goals. You will not be dismissed, lectured to, or overlooked.
We want you to feel confident in your parenting journey and to have all the information you need to be your own best self.
Our Services
HOW IT WORKS:
Get a referral.
Your midwife, doctor, nurse or social worker can make a referral and fax it to us at 778-646-2557
Book your appointment.
Once your referral is received, you will be contacted by our clinic to book your appointment.
Start feeling better.
After meeting with us, you will have a clear feeding plan to start working towards your goals.
NOTE: virtual appointments and MSP coverage is available from pregnancy to 6 weeks postpartum only

In the meantime,
visit our learning center
If you need help while waiting for your appointment please see your doctor, midwife or local public health nurse for support.
Families who live in Interior Health have access to a breastfeeding phone line! Call Healthy From the Start at 1-855-868-7710 to speak to a lactation consultant.
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Tiffany is a registered Midwife and International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) since 2012. Having trained and worked at the International-Newman Breastfeeding Clinic in Toronto, she has supported over 1000 families to reach their unique infant feeding goals.
Tiffany founded The Milk Clinic in 2022 to meet the needs of new families at a time of COVID-19 service disruptions. She is a Board Member of the British Columbia Lactation Consultants Association, a member of the Penticton Regional Hospital’s Baby Friendly Initiative team, and is involved in various infant feeding related initiatives at the Interior Health and Provincial Level. She is leading work for the Breastfeeding Systems Change project with a focus on supporting physicians in providing evidence based infant feeding care.
Tiffany is passionate about problem solving infant feeding challenges, and enjoys working with families to help them meet their own unique goals
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Meghan has called Vernon home since 2002. Her early life was characterized by barefoot-summers, close-knit community, and a curiosity for the world beyond my doorstep - she loves to travel! Meghan completed her training at the University of British Columbia Midwifery Education Program in the Faculty of Medicine. She received interprofessional training from Perinatologists, Obstetricians, Lactation Consultants, and Nurses across the province.
Meghan has a love for education. She became an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant in 2021 after many years of working with new families navigating their feeding journey. She is a Fetal Health Surveillance Instructor, and a Clinical Instructor at UBC. Meghan views working with families as an incredible honour, and a privilege that perpetually fills her with wonder. The birth of her own daughter further cemented her belief in family centered, evidenced based pregnancy and lactation care .
When not working, Meghan enjoys getting outdoors exploring the Okanagan with her family, and can be found learning, yet another, artisan craft.

Just like walking and dancing, feeding your baby is natural, but it still takes time to learn.
And along the way you might fall on your butt a few times!
What people are saying about us.

If we wear our nursing covers backwards like capes, then everyone can see we’re lactating superheroes!
Recipient of the IBCLC Care Award!
The Milk Clinic is honoured to have been awarded the IBCLC Care Award! This international award recognizes excellence in care from International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLC's) as well as extensive advocacy work to protect, promote and support breastfeeding and chestfeeding families.