Meet The Team

LO NIGROSH, IBCLC, CBE, Doula (Owner)

Living in a log cabin on five acres in Athol with her husband, Max, their two children, a dog, and two cats, Lo has a deep heart for supporting local pregnant and nursing families. Her own intense struggles with breastfeeding first opened the door to her passion for birth and lactation work. But it has been listening—really listening—to the stories of so many others facing similar challenges that has kept her committed to this work as a lactation consultant, educator, and podcaster.

As an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), Lo’s approach is rooted in compassion, respect, and empowerment. She helps families recognize every ounce they make as an accomplishment, and every obstacle they face as part of a larger story that isn’t their fault. Her mission is to guide people through the emotional and practical complexities of feeding with both expertise and empathy.

This mission led her to launch her podcast and YouTube Channel Lo’s Lactation Lab where she amplifies the voices of families navigating baby-feeding struggles and triumphs. Through these conversations, she highlights how systemic and cultural barriers shape our experiences—and reminds listeners that their bodies did not fail them. Instead, their perseverance and successes are real, meaningful victories.

Lo brings both fierceness and tenderness to all of her work. Whether representing the U.S. as a disabled athlete in the 2004 Paralympic Games in Sitting Volleyball, advocating for equitable education during her decade as a bilingual teacher, or now supporting families through the vulnerable and powerful seasons of pregnancy, birth, and early parenting—her life’s work has always centered on resilience, advocacy, and honoring the stories of others.