Question for breast feeding moms. (TMI) This morning I was getting in the shower I noticed a white discharge from my nipples. It was thick but not liquid or gooey. It was coming out more from my right one than my left. What could this be? And I plan on breast feeding. I'm due in 5 weeks and want to get a head start on milk production. What could I do to work on that? I've heard of Mothers Milk tea but I'm also looking for other ways to make my milk come in a little early. Any help or advice would be appreciated!
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Quick question to breast feeding mum i would like to breast feed my baby when she comes as I’ve never really breast fed my other 2, is it uncomfortable also how is pumping out milk????? For bottle feeds is the pump uncomfortable... I would normally just breast feed and not pump when home but I do drive so when I’m out and can’t stop I’ll have to use a bottle...I remember trying to breast feed my youngest and I keeped getting milk ducts why was that??? I think that’s why I gave up as I was scared...
took me 10 minutes to pump this from both breast after feeding Ethan for 25 minutes. My milk supply is going crazy yesterday I pumped 8 bottles my milk stash is going to be great
so my husband wants to feed are baby but the thing is that I will be breastfeeding so idk how it would work. he was thinking that when he wants to feed him he would give him formula but I just want my baby to have breast milk. so then he said why don't you pump your milk out and I'll feed it to him and i thought that would be the best thing but then I'm scared that my baby will get use to the bottle. I need help idk what to do because my husband really wants to feed him :/ and we need to come up...
What milk doesn't come from animals! I'm dine with cow milk since I know it has tons if puss in it !!!!!!
What can i do for my breast milk to come back?? My baby not but 3 weeks
discharge of any kind right now is likely milk, it'll become more milky and golden the closer you are to delivery. it is suggested not to mess with your supply until after birth. your body will make the perfect amount of colostrum for baby then move to milk. only 5% of women literally cannot breastfeed. most moms who think they can't actually can but have incorrect information or a lack of support.
For now, maintain a healthy diet, adding whole oats is helpful as well.
After baby you can nurse on demand (every time baby cries) and pump after to build a higher supply if you want to nurse as well has bottle feed.
hope this helped