So I just noticed a little bit of colostrum from my breast when I squeezed them lol kinda excited & scared . I heard it hurts once your breast fills up with milk or at least when they get full right ?
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 lol
My breast are heavy and full with milk but when I squeeze nothing comes out and when I try to pump nothing is pumped into the breast pump its like I have milk but its stuck and wont come out...any tips or help on this.. i really would like to breastfeed my daughter....
When I mix breast milk and formula do you still add water into it?
When should I get a breast pump? 🤔 My insurance covers it but I'm not sure when to get it.
Hey girlies! I plan on breast feeding my LO as much as I can. I also plan to formula feed when needed. Have any of you moms tried organic formulas? How was it? Experience?
varduim·
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My Dr just told me at my last appt that it hurts almost as much as labor lol so...
Christina·
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Hurt is the wrong word. It can get uncomfortable. And you have like fake porn star hard boobs on your chest. But it's only if you skip a feeding that it becomes really rough and yoi can always pump a little to take the edge off. And that stage only lasts for a few weeks. Once you regulate, they go back to normalish.
nannii·
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Fuck , that's so scary! My cousin & aunt told me that it made them cry lol 😳 I'm not as excited anymore lmfao ! @varduim
nannii·
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How would your breast know if you skip a feeding ? They just keep producing that's when it gets uncomfortable ? @ligermama
Samie Thomas·
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yes. as long as you're breastfeeding they're always producing. your baby's saliva tells your body what and how much to make. it can even tell your body to change your milk! regulation occurs assertions 6 weeks after birth. the only way you're boobs will hurt while engorged it's if they get hit.
Samie Thomas·
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or pumping. that'll tell your body to make more too
Christina·
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They make a lot in the beginning, more than tiny baby can eat. Eventually it figures out how much baby needs and only makes that much. Our bodies are amazing!! In the mean time, the first few weeks your body makes tons and tons and then they get heavy and hard and that's uncomfortable. It definitely didn't hurt me though, personally. Just like a gentle ache to let me know they were ready to feed LO :)