Jenn serves as Mahmee’s Senior Lactation Consultant and Lactation Team Manager. She’s dedicated more than 20 years to teaching parenting education, and over the last several years has specialized in breast/chestfeeding support. A graduate of the Lactation Consultant Program at UC San Diego, Jennifer excels at guiding families through mental health challenges, sibling dynamics, and co-parenting or single-parenting scenarios. She believes every baby deserves a parent who feels truly supported and nourished—an ethos that informs her personalized approach for anxious or overwhelmed new mothers. Beyond her clinical work, Jennifer enjoys sewing, baking, and crafting jewelry from broken china, bringing creativity and warmth to all she does.

Susan Lopez, MPH, IBCLC, has 14 years of experience supporting diverse families across Los Angeles, including through programs like WIC and Welcome Baby. Driven by a passion for public health, she believes human milk feeding is key to improving maternal and infant outcomes. Susan brings a strong background in motivational interviewing and community education, ensuring new parents feel informed and confident. Off the clock, she’s a proud dog lover who dotes on her mini pinscher, Spencer.

Arden has dedicated more than 14 years to supporting parents and babies through evidence-based lactation care. Her practice combines practical solutions, empathetic listening, and an unshakable sense of optimism to guide families through the highs and lows of feeding—whether they’re tackling complex challenges or refining everyday techniques. Arden’s philosophy is inspired by her mother’s advice to “Do what you love, and make your corner of the world a better place,” which she embodies by always seeking the “rainbows” after any storm. Her goal is simple: ensure every family feels truly confident, nurtured, and ready to thrive during one of life’s most transformative journeys.

Heather has worked in lactation for more than a decade—developing deep expertise in tethered oral tissues (TOTS) and the complex feeding issues they cause. Guided by her own experiences and a passion for combining interpersonal connection with evidence-based care, she offers personalized plans that meet families where they are. Beyond lactation, Heather loves spending time outdoors with her family, heading to the mountains in winter, and doting on her energetic dog, Bentley. Her philosophy is simple: “Live your life knowing tomorrow is never guaranteed.”

Victoria spent her early career as a NICU nurse and lactation consultant in Argentina, caring for extreme preemies, babies with genetic or neurological conditions, and jaundiced newborns. Guided by a family legacy of physicians, she discovered her passion for providing comprehensive feeding support during pregnancy and postpartum—a pivotal stage where respectful, personalized care matters most. Skilled at spotting potential risks and offering prompt interventions, Victoria is especially adept at helping families who’ve had NICU stays. In her free time, she channels her creativity through pottery and DIY projects, a testament to her hands-on approach both in and out of the hospital.

Lisa brings over two decades of experience spanning pediatrics, NICU, and postpartum home visits. Her passion for lactation support took root after struggling to feed her first child in 2013, when caring consultants made all the difference in her success—and sanity. Recognizing how vulnerable the perinatal period can be for parents, Lisa feels honored to provide the strong support families need. A native New Yorker and proud Mets fan, she’s guided by Maya Angelou’s words: “People will never forget how you made them feel.”

Nana started her career on the Mother-Baby Unit, where she quickly discovered her passion for supporting parents through their earliest postpartum challenges. A mother of three—twins among them—she’s personally familiar with the joys and hurdles of breast/chestfeeding. She combines that real-world perspective with her clinical background to guide families toward confident, meaningful feeding journeys. By blending empathy and evidence-based strategies, Nana ensures every parent feels empowered from the first latch onward.

Lulit began her career in a cytogenetics lab, analyzing chromosomes and uncovering genetic insights for expecting parents. But her firsthand experiences as a stay-at-home mother to three children—including the ups and downs of infant feeding and postpartum recovery—sparked a deeper passion for maternal health. Now, with five years of lactation consulting under her belt, Lulit strives to align each family’s unique goals and circumstances with evidence-based strategies. She views breastfeeding as more than nourishment; it’s a source of bonding, comfort, and well-being for both baby and parent. When she’s not guiding new mothers, Lulit enjoys reading, cooking, and celebrating the joys of a well-supported postpartum journey.