R&R Motherhood Brings Lactation Support to Greater Boston Families After Move From California
Oct 5, 2026
R&R Motherhood has relocated from California to Arlington, Massachusetts, bringing personalized lactation and postpartum support to Greater Boston families. Led by IBCLC Aarani Montanari, the practice offers in-home and virtual consultations addressing feeding challenges from pregnancy through the postpartum period.
Arlington, Massachusetts, United States, October 5, 2026 -- New parents often need feeding guidance after they leave the hospital. Questions can emerge during the first days at home. Others appear months later, when pumping, bottle feeding, work, or weaning changes a family's routine.
R&R Motherhood is responding from a new home base in Arlington. The practice, founded by International Board Certified Lactation Consultant Aarani Montanari, has moved its focus from California to Greater Boston. It now provides local families with evidence-based lactation and postpartum support.
The relocation places R&R Motherhood within the Arlington community while extending its reach across Greater Boston. Families can receive in-home or virtual breastfeeding support. Care is available during pregnancy and after birth.
Montanari works with parents on concerns that can change throughout a feeding journey. A prenatal visit may focus on preparing for breastfeeding before delivery. Postpartum care can address latch, milk supply, pumping, bottle feeding, mastitis, returning to work, and weaning.
Each consultation begins with a comprehensive feeding assessment. R&R Motherhood then develops an individualized care plan around the family's situation and goals. Follow-up messaging support is included after visits.
The Arlington location also gives the practice a local base for community-centered support. R&R Motherhood offers free infant feeding support groups, according to the Arlington Chamber of Commerce. Those groups create another option for parents who want feeding guidance and connection with other families.
The move also changes how families can access Montanari's services. In-person care is now centered in Greater Boston rather than California. Virtual consultations remain available for families who need more flexibility or live outside the immediate service area.
That combination can be useful when feeding concerns don't fit neatly into a scheduled office visit. A parent may need help evaluating a painful latch at home.
Another may be preparing to return to work. They may need a pumping plan that fits a new daily schedule.
Insurance and cost can also shape when families seek lactation care. R&R Motherhood allows families to check insurance coverage before scheduling.
Self-pay options are available as well. The practice says sliding-scale pricing may be available for families without coverage or experiencing financial hardship.
Montanari's approach grew from her own transition to motherhood. She has described struggling with breastfeeding after her son's birth in 2021. Support from an IBCLC helped her pursue her feeding goals and later inspired her certification.
With the Arlington move, that experience now informs a practice rooted in a new region. R&R Motherhood is positioning its lactation support around practical feeding problems and the wider adjustment to new parenthood. For Greater Boston families, the change brings another local option for individualized care before and after birth.
About the company: R&R Motherhood is an Arlington, Massachusetts-based lactation practice serving families throughout Greater Boston. The practice is led by IBCLC Aarani Montanari. It provides prenatal and postpartum consultations, in-home and virtual support, individualized feeding plans, and community feeding support.
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