Megan Schlachter – Walter, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, IBCLC
Based out of Sylvania, Ohio 

I began my career in maternal-child care as a NICU nurse in 2016. Despite my knowledge of lactation and caring for babies, when I had my first child, I struggled a lot with breastfeeding. Fortunately I had help from amazing lactation consultants, who helped me reach my breastfeeding goals and inspired me to become an IBCLC. Over the last 5 years, I have truly fallen in love with this profession, and cannot think of a better job than caring for families during this precious time. I have worked extensively in both hospital lactation, and outpatient lactation, supporting families prenatally, postpartum and beyond. I went on to become a family nurse practitioner to better understand underlying conditions that affect breastfeeding and lactation. My holistic approach has lead me to helping families reach their breastfeeding goals, and achieve wellness for the whole family. I specialize in oral habilitation, reflux/colic, food sensitivities and oral restrictions. In my free time, my husband and I enjoy exercising and playing music together. We have two beautiful boys & one newly born daughter.

Chelsea Hartinger, IBCLC
Based out of Royal Oak 

I have been working in pediatric settings for over a decade and am excited to continue my clinical expertise as an IBCLC. Through my experience working with families as a pediatric chiropractor I bring a unique blend of perspectives in musculoskeletal health and lactation care. After struggling with breastfeeding myself, I felt empowered to help more moms and improve accessibility to quality care. I am excited to work alongside a wonderful team to offer guidance and provide personalized solutions that help families achieve their goals. With a holistic approach I aim to provide evidence-based, compassionate care to parents and infants, ensuring that all families have the tools, knowledge, and confidence to thrive.

Margery A Williams, RNC-OB, BSN, IBCLC
Based out of Highland/White Lake

As an RN on the postpartum unit, my knowledge expanded quickly into lactation and I decided to deepen my practice by working in labor and delivery where I experienced how important birth is to the breastfeeding relationship. I have worked in the NICU with both term and preterm babies for over 10 years. Being a part of such an important transition in a family’s life is an honor. It is my passion to help families achieve their breastfeeding goals and enjoy expanding my care in a home setting.
I have three children who I breastfed through poor weight gain, painful bleeding nipples, engorgement, vasospasm and dairy allergies. They are now all active adults who are thriving in this wonderful world we live in. ​

Stacie Costello, Social Media Manager

& Administrative Assistant

My journey with breastfeeding began after the birth of my daughter in 2016. I am lucky enough to have Brandy as my sister-in-law so we were fortunate to get off to a great start with nursing. I proudly breastfed my daughter for 18 months. When my son was born in 2019, he had a tongue and lip tie revised at one week postpartum and we nursed for 22 months. With both children I dealt with oversupply, clogged ducts, and mastitis. Thankfully, I attended a local breastfeeding support group with both of my kids and that’s where my passion for breastfeeding blossomed.
In my spare time you will find me with a crochet hook in hand. My crochet business allows me creativity and flexibility while mothering my two kiddos.