09/09/2026
Meet our speak for this Friday's event (tickets available at the link below!)
Meredith Kramer, M.Ed., IBCLC, RLC
Meredith wants every new parent to hear the same three things: You're not crazy. It really is this hard. And you can do it.
She believes lactation support must look at the big picture, and when your physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing is treated as inseparable from your baby's, creative, individualized solutions can make feeding a positive experience — a source of nourishment, connection, and genuine enjoyment rather than stress or dread.
Meredith has spent the last decade working with families and young children — including pit stops as an occupational therapy assistant, birth doula, and newborn care specialist — before finding her sweet spot as an IBCLC and Licensed Parent Educator in 2023. An avid advocate for mental health care, she's also certified in perinatal mental health through PSI, and her allied health training makes her a person to call when feeding is complicated by anatomy, genetics, or neurology.
As a neurodivergent, q***r, and disabled clinician, Meredith holds firmly that expert lactation care is not a luxury. It belongs to every family, whatever their race, gender, body, or income. She sees clients using insurance through The Lactation Network and privately through her St. Louis Park-based practice, MSP Lactation.
A native Minnesotan, Meredith lives in Saint Paul with her spouse, their kind, smart, hilarious daughter, and a rotating cast of senior rescue dogs. True to ADHD form, she has a probably-unhealthy obsession with constant continuing education, pseudoscientific personality frameworks, and boob-related apparel.
