Local Resources

Locations for Breastpumps and Breastfeeding Supplies

Aaron’s Apothecary
2338 N. Clark St.
Chicago, IL 60614
773.360.8595

Segreti Pharmacy
6411 W. Roosevelt Rd.
Oak Park, IL 60304
708.383.6757

Kosirog Rexall Pharmacy
1000 N. Western Ave.
Chicago, IL 60622
773.486.3998

Ameda breastfeeding products and breast pumps.866.99.AMEDA

Medela breastfeeding products and breastpumps.800.435.8316

Hygeia breastfeeding products and breast pumps.888.786.7466

Spectra breastfeeding products and breast pumps.855.446.6622

Mom and Baby Boutiques

Mom and baby boutiques offer a variety of items and services that may including nursing bras and clothing, breastfeeding supplies and support, breast pumps, baby carriers, baby clothes and toys, cloth diapers and more.

Local Support for New Parents

    • Neighborhood Parents Network
      Connects a diverse community of families with the resources they need to navigate parenting in the city.
    • Fussy Baby Network
      888-431-BABY
      1.888.431.BABY (2229)
      Warmline for nationwide telephone support.
    • The Chicago New Moms Group
      A professionally led education and peer support program for new moms of babies ages birth to 6 months old. It is an opportunity to come together to discuss the ups and downs of being a brand new, first time mother in a supportive and nurturing environment.
    • Illinois Moms of Multiples
      Moms support group for mothers of twins, triplets and more! Located in the northern suburbs of Chicago, we meet once a month (and more) to discuss issues specific to mothers of multiples. Our meetings take place the first Wednesday of the month, in the evening, rotating among members’ homes in Chicago and the surrounding suburbs. We exchange stories and ideas with one another and learn from outside speakers we have invited to talk with us.

PostPartum Doula Serivces

Postpartum doulas will do whatever a mother needs to best enjoy and care for her new baby. A large part of their role is education. They share information about baby care with parents, as well as teach siblings and partners to “mother the mother.” They assist with breastfeeding education. Postpartum doulas also make sure the mother is fed, well hydrated and comfortable.