Amanda was a true source of comfort during one of the most frightening times of my newborn’s early days. She explained my baby’s jaundice with such clarity and compassion that I felt seen, supported, and no longer alone in my fear. She helped me understand what was happening to my daughter and showed me exactly what I could do to help her heal.

She approached my newborn’s weight loss and feeding struggles with the same patience and kindness. Amanda didn’t just give instructions—she walked with me through every step. She taught me feeding techniques, guided me through triple feeding, suggested bottles, and helped me understand my baby’s cues and temperament. She even took time to make sure my pump and flange sizes were right, answering every question with genuine care.

Amanda fit us into her schedule on multiple days just so she could closely check my baby’s levels. That alone brought me so much peace. Her guidance helped us avoid the terrifying possibility of being readmitted to the hospital—a fear that weighed heavily on me as a brand-new mother. What touched me most was how deeply she cared about my emotional well-being. She understood the overwhelming swirl of fear, exhaustion, and love that comes with bringing a new baby into the world.

Her presence was calming, reassuring, and filled with compassion. Amanda is more than knowledgeable—she is a gift. She brings heart, comfort, and hope to families during their most vulnerable moments. She is a remarkable asset to the hospital and an essential part of the labor and delivery team