Helpful new app connects breastfeeding moms with specialists 24/7

Momseze gets the struggle.
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Nicole Gallucci
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Helpful new app connects breastfeeding moms with specialists 24/7
Momseze offers 24/7 support. Credit: WANDER WOMEN COLLECTIVE via getty images

Whether you're a new mother or you've had years of experience, breastfeeding your children can be challenging and confusing.

Momseze — a new app that allows parents to connect with certified lactation consultants and baby specialists 24/7 — is here to try and help.

According to the Momseze website, parents with questions, concerns, or issues that may arise during breastfeeding or childcare — everything from baby blues to difficulty latching and positioning — can use the app to quickly and easily speak to a specialist via video, voice chat, or text message.

The app essentially puts a group of 30 highly trained and certified lactation consultants across the country who have experience as registered nurses, in-hospital lactation consultants, doulas, and more at your fingertips, providing new parents with help.

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"We are the only service that can help a nursing mother on-demand any time of the day or night, no matter where in the world she happens to be,” the website explains. "Any other service out there would require a mom to make an appointment for some future time rather than provide immediate assistance in their moment of need."

Sounds pretty perfect, right? Welllllll, almost. A service this convenient isn't free. Prices are either pay-as-you-go or vary depending on length and frequency of sessions, or subscription packages, as shown below:

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The cost might seem a bit steep, but for many it's probably a fee well worth it.

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Nicole Gallucci

Nicole is a Senior Editor at Mashable. She primarily covers entertainment and digital culture trends, and in her free time she can be found watching TV, sending voice notes, or going viral on Twitter for admiring knitwear. You can follow her on Twitter @nicolemichele5.

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