Beth is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) with experience working in hospitals and previously owning a private practice for four years after getting IBCLC certified in 2015. She is a trusted expert in guiding mothers through their breastfeeding experience and is dedicated to empowering moms. She takes time to understand each mother’s journey whether it includes breastfeeding, pumping, or both. Working with Beth makes navigating the challenges of caring for a newborn feel more manageable. Amidst the sleep deprivation and stress, Beth brings strategies to guide you through this transformative period. Your lactation appointments with Beth are held either at your house or at North Shore Wellness Collective based on your preference. Her lactation appointments are one-hour and provide a dedicated space for you to share your birth story and feeding journey. Beth will offer support through listening to your experience, observing feeding sessions, and co-creating a personalized plan that works best for you and your little one. With her professional insight, Beth will help you transform your breastfeeding experience into a positive and fulfilling part of your motherhood.

After Beth earned her nursing degree, she worked at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin for 12-years in the medical/surgical unit, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), and the emergency room. She discovered a passion for guiding moms and infants through breastfeeding challenges during her own motherhood journey. Beth earned her International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) certification in 2015 and has been providing lactation support for 15 years. Book a visit with Beth on the Wisco Lactation website below.

Birth work is my passion, and has been my entire life. I grew up watching Birth Story on TLC and reading books like What to Expect When You’re Expecting in high school. Originally from Ohio, I graduated from The Ohio State University in 2013 with a BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing). There I was part of a group called Moms to Be where we helped educate mothers during their pregnancies. I became a labor and delivery nurse in 2013. I’ve worked at both small and large hospitals which have given me so many amazing experiences with birthing families. I still work part of the year as a labor and delivery nurse, when I’m not taking clients. In my free time, I love to play beach volleyball and board games, spend time with my family, and travel.