Meet Our Team

Ashlee Brown, BS, IBCLC

Owner, Lactation Consultant

My name is Ashlee. I’m a mom to three. I know personally the highs and lows of feeding a baby! With my first, I battled mastitis and undiagnosed oral ties; my second nursed well for two years; and my third nursling – well, let’s just say it hasn’t been a walk in the park. I’ve been a mom for over 10 years, and I’m here to tell you: It gets easier!

My husband is an Army veteran. We met in college at EKU, and soon after graduation, we moved all over! Once we moved to Virginia, I decided to pursue my IBCLC certification due to the unlimited resources available to me in the DC metro area. I was fortunate enough to gain my clinical hours inside of a hospital and I learned so much!

I convinced my husband to make the move back home to Kentucky so that I could support families in the area. 

I have specialized training in oral function in addition to my standardized training as a lactation consultant. I work closely with local preferred providers to create care plans for babies who have tongue ties before and after releases (if needed). I have additional training in breast pumps, low supply, breast refusal, and flange fittings. I am also trained as a childbirth educator!

If there’s one thing I want you to know about me, it’s that I want you to meet your goals. Feeding your baby doesn’t have to look a certain way – let’s figure out how it will look for you.

Ashlee was featured in a segment on Everyday Kentucky. Watch it here!

Abbey Fields, OTR/L, CST, IBCLC

Occupational Therapist, Craniosacral Therapist, Lactation Consultant

My name is Abbey Fields and I have been practicing pediatric therapy for over 5 years working with infants, children, and their families with a variety of diagnoses. I have specialties in feeding and infant development with training in SOS feeding approach, oral motor, sensory processing, torticollis, infant NDT, and TOTs.

I have always loved working with littles and their families in both feeding and motor development. I have been able to work with babies as an OT with feeding difficulties and collaborated with both IBCLCs and pediatric dentists to get them to a more functional feeding state.

l am a wife and mother of one boy. My son had a lot of issues with development as an infant and that gave me the perspective as a mom as opposed to a therapist and has really given me more motivation to obtain my CST and IBCLC, both of which I completed in 2024. My goal is to be able to utilize my OT and CST knowledge and experience in combination with lactation so that I can provide full body care for babies and moms to thrive with both feeding and development.