PARK LACTATION
Kylla Serben LPN.IBCLC
Welcome to Park Lactation
Hi, I’m Kylla!
I am proud to provide infant feeding and lactation support to families in Sherwood Park, Edmonton and surrounding communities!
I blend 15+ years of nursing experience and 10+ years of lactation expertise with a passion for nurturing family bonds to offer you personalized, nonbiased infant feeding support. I provide a welcoming and inclusive space to accommodate your unique feeding preferences.
It is a privilege to be invited into your home and to witness the intimate relationships between you, your baby and your family!
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) 2009 La Leche League Leader Canada (LLLC) 2017 International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) 2021
I’m Here To Help!
I have supported countless families overcome many feeding challenges including:
pump fitting
pumping strategies
supplemental nursing systems
bottle feeding skills
introducing solids
painful breasts/nipples
low milk supply
abundant/oversupply
difficulty latching
use of nipple shields
infant weight concerns
restricted frenum/tongue tie
reflux/spitting up
excessive infant gas
Why You Should Choose An IBCLC
Internationally Board Certified Lactation Consultant's (IBCLC's) are recognized as the gold standard credential for professionals who work with lactating families.
IBCLC's have a global governing body (IBLCE), a strict scope of practice, clearly defined clinical competencies, and a professional code of conduct.
To become an IBCLC, candidates must hold an in depth health sciences education, have obtained a minimum of 95 hours of lactation specific education and an extensive number of clinical lactation practice hours prior to writing a comprehensive licensing examination.
An IBCLC must recertify with IBLCE every 5 years to maintain their license and they are committed to ongoing education and maintaining clinical competency.
I am a settler who lives and works on Treaty 6 territory and I recognize that I benefit greatly from colonialism. Treaty 6 territory is a traditional meeting ground, gathering place and travelling route for the Cree, Saulteaux, Blackfoot, Metis, Dene and Nakota Sioux.
I respectfully acknowledge the many First Nations, Metis and Inuit caretakers and knowledge keepers whose footsteps have marked these lands for centuries.
I am a guest in their lands.
