Expert Care, Wrapped in Encouragement
Hello! I’m Courtney. A nurse, a mom, and someone who's been there.
My passion has always been caring for mothers and babies. As the oldest child in my family, I grew up helping care for my younger siblings and babysitting. Those early experiences gave me a natural love for caring for children and helped shape the nurturing and dependable person I am today.
I have been a nurse since 2003, beginning my career in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Columbus Children’s Hospital. There, I learned just how important breastmilk is for the health and development of premature and sick newborns.
When my oldest daughter was born, my own breastfeeding and pumping experience showed me that feeding a baby can be challenging—even when you have a nursing background. That experience inspired me to support other mothers and help them feel less alone.
My Lactation Experience & Credentials
Courtney M. Clark BSN RN IBCLC
Through my years of nursing and lactation experience, I have learned that every mother, baby, and feeding journey is different. My goal is to listen to your concerns, understand your goals, and provide practical, compassionate support that works for your family.
2010
2011
I became a Certified Lactation Counselor
I became an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC)
I worked in inpatient & outpatient lactation.
I also supported families through a breastfeeding helpline, led breastfeeding support groups, taught breastfeeding classes, and helped develop a system-wide breastfeeding education program for maternity center staff.
10 years
I have worked as a Labor and Delivery nurse
Continuing to care for women and babies during pregnancy, birth, and the transition into parenthood.
Since 2020
Why Momma’s Milk?
After more than 15 years of supporting families with breastfeeding and infant feeding, I wanted to create a practice where I could provide the kind of care that means the most to me: experienced, personal, compassionate, and relationship-centered care. That is why I created Momma’s Milk Lactation Support.
I believe good lactation care begins with a relationship. I want you to feel comfortable asking questions, sharing your concerns, and being honest about what is working—and what isn't.