Need Breastfeeding Support?

Rene Sandeman is a lactation consultant (IBCLC) and midwife in Cranbourne, Melbourne. Providing breastfeeding support, breast pump hire, low level laser therapy and more.

Are you experiencing:

  • Low milk supply
  • Cracked nipples
  • Painful breastfeeding
  • A lack of confidence in breastfeeding your baby

As a lactation consultant based in South East Melbourne, these are the most common reasons I’m called to help support new mothers. The great news is that these challenging issues can often be resolved quickly. You don’t need to do it alone.

I offer a range of services and solutions to help you with all your breastfeeding challenges, including consultations, care plans, education, low level laser therapy, parenting support and Qiara probiotics.

How I Can Help You

Below are some of the ways I can help support you and your journey:

What Rene’s Clients Say

You can read more reviews and testimonials on Google and Rene’s Facebook page.

Do You Have Private Health Insurance?

Rene Sandeman is registered with BUPA and Medibank, and you may also be able to claim with other private health insurers. Please check your cover to assess whether you can make a claim.

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Qiara Pregnancy & Breastfeeding Probiotics

A box of Qiara probiotics for pregnancy and breastfeeding

Rene is a stockist of Qiara Pregnancy & Breastfeeding probiotics. Boxes for seven days of supply are available for urgent cases of breast pain and mastitis.

If you’d like to improve gut health for yourself or your baby, or if your baby is experiencing issues with reflux, colic or wind, Qiara Pregnancy & Breastfeeding probiotics can help. They cost $70 for one month’s supply. Contact Rene to order.

Latest Blog Posts

Read Rene’s latest articles and blog posts. You can find more educational articles and posts on the articles page.

Most Breastfeeding Issues Can Be Resolved Quickly

Breastfeeding doesn’t need to be stressful – don’t wait for breastfeeding problems to spiral out of control. Book a consult and start getting your breastfeeding relationship back on track – or make an informed decision on what to do next.