Services
Group Lactation Classes
Virtual group prenatal breast/chest feeding classes!
In person classes coming soon
Prenatal Consults
Give your baby and yourself a head start for health and success.
One on one virtual or in home consults
Lactation Support
From birth to back-to-work and weaning
Virtual/In Person
Gift Certificates
Give the gift of support!
Donate to Equity in Lactation Fund
Your support will help Equally Expressed, LLC provide free/reduced lactation care for low income BIPOC and LGBTQ+ families.
Request Financial Assistance
The mission of Equally Expressed, LLC is to be a champion for families during their breast/chest feeding journey and to help them reach their lactation goal, with a focus on the BIPOC and LGBTQ+ community
About Me
Hmm what to say about myself? I wear many hats and am so proud of each of them.
My favorite hats: WIFE to a wonderfully supportive husband and MAMI to 3 active little boys who love nothing more than to play with my teaching boobs and throw them around…, and ADVOCATE for breast/chest feeding families, especially
those of BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities.
Human lactation is my passion. Educating, supporting, and helping families reach their individual breast/chest feeding goals is why I do what I do. I strongly believe that every family deserves the right to make an informed decision
on how to feed their baby and to be supported in their journey.
My dream is that every family will be able to get the lactation support they need, in the language they want, with understanding and respect of their culture.
I can’t wait to help you along with your own journey!
Jess Pimentel (she/ella)
Founder/Owner, CLC, CBS
The Importance of Support
We hear it said often: “breastfeeding is the most natural thing in the world!” This is true, but it doesn’t always mean it’s easy!
We all know someone who has said that they tried breastfeeding and it just didn’t work for them. My heart breaks for these families that WANTED to feed their babies with their milk, but weren’t able to do so. Too often, we find that
the reason was lack of support. Lack of support from their partners, their family, their friends, their employers, and even their care providers. Support, or lack thereof, can literally make or break a breastfeeding or chestfeeding
journey.
Join our monthly support group to receive support, learn how to ask for support, and to learn how to better support others as well.