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The essentials
BMB Lactation Clinic
The first few weeks of breastfeeding are rarely what mothers expect. Between navigating a painful latch, fluctuating milk supply, blocked ducts, and the quiet worry of whether your baby is getting enough, the early days of postpartum recovery can feel incredibly overwhelming.
None of these challenges have to be faced alone, and every single one of them is solvable with the right expert help at the right moment.
The team behind your care
Our Consultants
Every consultant on our team is an IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant) or a Certified Lactation Counsellor with years of clinical experience supporting Singapore mums. They train and update continuously, so the advice you receive reflects current evidence, not yesterday’s protocol.
Our lactation clinic is led by Ms Yasa Yong Nyuk Yin — an IBCLC, Registered Nurse and Registered Midwife, certified in BCLS with a Specialist Diploma in Health Care Education for Newborn Care & Understanding Newborn Characteristics. Our consultants are part of the broader BMB clinical team, which means seamless handover with our postnatal massage, lactation massage, and chiropractic services if you need a coordinated plan.
Beyond the consultation
Additional Support & Services
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Pump rental
High-quality hospital-grade breast pumps available to rent for as long as you need one.
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Curated recommendations
Our consultants' own picks for lactation teas and cookies, so you are not guessing in the aisle.
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Trusted referral network
Direct access to preferred tongue-tie specialists and physiotherapists when a referral is the right next step.
No surprises
Transparent Pricing Structure
- In-clinic consultation $180 60-minute session
- Extension rate +$30 Per additional 15 minutes
- Home service $250 Monday to Saturday
- Sunday & public holiday +$50 Surcharge on the rates above
Navigating your feeding journey
Connect with our Lactation Specialist
Mums book us across the breastfeeding journey, but these are the eight most common reasons.
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Painful latch that isn't improving day to day.
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Concerns about milk supply low or oversupply.
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Blocked ducts, engorgement, or signs of mastitis.
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Slow weight gain or worries about milk transfer.
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Tongue-tie suspicion or oral assessment needs.
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Returning to work and starting a pumping routine.
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Transitioning between breast and bottle.
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Weaning support, gentle and on your timeline.
Colostrum harvesting
Collecting colostrum before birth
Collecting colostrum starting from 37 weeks of pregnancy allows you to build a small backup supply of milk before your baby arrives.
Early Readiness
Helps you build a small backup supply before giving birth, which can be particularly helpful if your baby has low blood sugar, difficulty latching, or if there is a brief separation after delivery.
Gaining Experience
Gives you hands-on experience with manual expression before your baby arrives, making the early days of feeding smoother.
Support
Especially beneficial if you have gestational diabetes, a planned C-section, or are expecting twins.
Pair it with
Treatments that complement clinic care
Many mums combine clinic visits with one of these hands-on therapies.
Ready when you are
Book a Consultation
WhatsApp our consultant team directly on +65 8839 7287 to schedule an in-centre or home visit. Most enquiries are answered within an hour during clinic hours.