Micia Eddins, MPH, IBCLC, CLS, Nutrition Specialist

Micia Eddins stands as a beacon of empowerment for mothers, a fervent advocate for maternal health, and a trailblazer in lactation consulting. As the owner, founder, and CEO of J.O.B. Lactation LLC, she has dedicated her life's work to supporting mothers on their breastfeeding journey while combatting maternal mortality rates. Micia Eddins is not only a tireless advocate for maternal health but also a proud native of Detroit, Michigan. Born and raised in the heart of the Motor City, Micia's roots run deep in a community she holds dear to her heart. Her love for Detroit infuses every aspect of her life, shaping her identity and fueling her commitment to making a positive impact on the city and its residents.

Born and raised with an unwavering commitment to service, Micia pursued her passion for public health and nutrition, earning a Master's degree in the field. Armed with knowledge and compassion, she embarked on a decade-long journey with the Detroit Health Department WIC agency, where she honed her skills and deepened her understanding of the challenges facing mothers in underserved communities.

Throughout her tenure, Micia witnessed firsthand the profound impact of breastfeeding support on maternal and infant health outcomes. Driven by a desire to effect lasting change, she became a certified doula and International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), empowering countless mothers to embrace the transformative power of breastfeeding.

With a heart fueled by compassion and a mind fueled by expertise, Micia founded J.O.B. Lactation LLC, a platform dedicated to providing comprehensive lactation support and education to mothers from all walks of life. Through personalized consultations, educational resources, and community outreach initiatives, she strives to dismantle barriers to breastfeeding and ensure that every mother has the support she needs to nurture her child's health and well-being.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Micia is a devoted mother to four children, whom she lovingly breastfed, embodying the principles of her work in her own life. Her personal experiences fuel her advocacy, inspiring her to push boundaries and challenge societal norms surrounding breastfeeding and maternal care.