Welcome to La Leche League
of Madison, Wisconsin Area Chapter
Read below for our mission statement and group information. If you need more immediate help, call (608) 616-9978 or email: LLLMadisonChapter@gmail.com or call a Leader (phone #s below).
The goal of La Leche League is to help parents to breastfeed/chestfeed through parent-to-parent support, encouragement, information, and education, and to promote a better understanding of breastfeeding/chestfeeding as an important element in the healthy development of the baby and parent.
Please call a Leader the night before to verify time, location, and for directions.
See our calendar of events for a calendar view of our groups.
East PM group @ 6:30 pm, every 3rd Monday
Goodman Community Center, 149 Waubesa, check the white board in the lobby for what room the group is assigned.
Angie, 692-9447, Laurel 712-7688, Meghan 492-7895
May 20
June 17
July 15
West AM group, 10 am, every 3rd Tuesday
Sequoya Branch of Madison Public Library, 4340 Tokay Blvd.
Tonya 628-4340
May 21
June 18
july 16
Verona group, 6 pm, every 2nd Thursday,
Verona Public Library, 500 Silent St., Verona
Gretchen 332-2572, Heather 845-1328, Johanna 556-0680
May 9
June 13
July 11
Multiples group, 10 am every 4th Friday.
Lumos Doula Service, 6409 Odana Rd, Ste. 11A
For women pregnant with or mothers of multiples.
Anne 238-0864, Meghan 492-7895, Rachel (920) 207-2467
May 24
June 28
July 26
Call a La Leche League Leader above for breastfeeding support.
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Do you need to be a member to come to a meeting? Can I come to see what it’s like before joining?
La Leche League groups are always free for mothers to attend. If you feel you’ve been helped, membership is always appreciated. Hope you can attend a group soon!
Due in March and would love to come to a meeting to see if LLL is right for me. Can I drop in at a meeting to get info and meet everyone?
Yes, of course! Pregnancy is an ideal time to come to our LLL groups for support, answering questions about breastfeeding, and meeting other breastfeeding mothers in the community.