Lactation Consultants
Becoming an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) requires several years of study and clinical practice specifically in lactation. This education is followed by a certification exam and continuing education and recertification requirements. An IBCLC is a valuable member of the healthcare team that evaluates mom and baby together and works with the family to help formulate a plan for reaching their infant feeding goals.
Kimberly Hill, BS, IBCLC
Kimberly has been an IBCLC since 2007. She also has a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Texas A&M and a background in scientific research, which has taught her to understand and critically evaluate research studies. She and her husband have three children, so she also has personal experience with breastfeeding challenges and successes.
Kimberly has helped moms and babies with a wide variety of situations including: prematurity, cleft lip/palate, Down Syndrome, twins, triplets, jaundice, tongue-tie, refusal to latch, low milk supply (including IGT, BFAR, and pituitary dysfunction), severe maternal illness, infant cardiac disorders and adoption. Of course, she also has extensive experience helping families with more common questions, such as how to improve infant latch or continue breastfeeding if mom returns to work.
Rachel Supercinski, BS, IBCLC, LM, CPM
Rachel joined Mom's Milk B/CS as an intern in 2018 and became an IBCLC in 2020. She has a BS in community health from Texas A&M. She has been involved in supporting families as a childbirth educator, doula, and breastfeeding educator for 15 years. In 2024, she finished midwifery school and became a licensed midwife (CPM). She has four children of her own and has experienced many breastfeeding challenges and successes. Helping support families in their transition to parenthood is very rewarding to her.
Natalie Holladay, BA, IBCLC
Natalie joined Mom's Milk B/CS as an intern in 2021 and became an IBCLC in 2023. Prior to joining the team she supported families as a Certified Breastfeeding Specialist and volunteer breastfeeding peer counselor. She has a degree in Journalism from Texas A&M University, and has worked in academic advising for Aggie undergrads as well as in the baby industry. Although she had a rocky start to breastfeeding her first child, she has appreciated the bond it helped create with all four of her children. Natalie gained a wide variety of infant feeding knowledge during her internship, but will have Kimberly or Rachel assist if she is ever unsure of how to handle a situation. She is excited to support families with empowering and evidence-based care in the B/CS community that she has called home for more than 20 years!
Interns
All interns have completed background education in lactation and general health topics. They will be available to help families while being supervised by Kimberly or Rachel. Unless a client requests otherwise, all of an intern's interactions with families are subject to review by Kimberly and all cases are debriefed during regular meetings where Kimberly evaluates each intern's progress. Rest assured that even if you see an intern, Kimberly is still well aware of your case and using her years of experience to insure you receive the best care possible.
Eboni Bell, CBS
Eboni joined Mom's Milk B/CS as an intern in 2021. She pursued a degree in counseling and psychology in college and realized her passion went deeper than just counseling. She has always had an interest in helping families, especially when it comes to the infant family dynamic and the struggles she faced with breastfeeding her own daughter made her path very clear. She began to search for how she could help and encourage moms and families through some of the trials she faced herself, which eventually led her to Mom's Milk B/CS. Eboni is a Certified Breastfeeding Specialist and is looking forward to expanding on her current knowledge as she trains to become an IBCLC.
Kristen Saunders
