Started pumping with the hospital grade pump yesterday and I can say it's discouraging to be pumping ever couple or hours and to get nothing, I have to remind myself that my body wasn't quite ready to have to do all these things just yet so since I had him 8 weeks early...
my milk didn't even come in until my baby was 5 days old. don't get discouraged. he's almost 4 months now and I still don't get out much when I pump. he's exclusively breastfed too. everyone is different and your baby will get exactly what he needs. congrats mama💙
Ladies I called my insurance about breast pump and they said with their insurance in order to get a pump I get a prescription from doctor then I call 3 different numbers to see what my insurance covers but the only thing is I have to wait til baby is born to call and get pump so I want to at least buy a hand pump which do you ladies recommend for hand pump and when I can get a pump from insurance please n thank you 💖💖
Short Luteal Phase?
I've just started temping because I believe that the reason I haven't had a BFP yet, after 20 months, is because I believe I may have a Luteal Phase Defect.

Kinda sad I have to pump and dump all of that
Breast pump covered by insurance
I've already done what I needed to find out what type of pump I get covered through insurance. It turns out, with my insurance, I can't even get my pump shipped to me until I call them with all the birth details of my baby. So...wth am I supposed to do having a baby and no pump?! I plan to pump exclusively and this REALLY throws a wrench in my plans.
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....
Don't feel discouraged sweetie. I had ny son 3 months early and it took 4 days for my milk to come in. Now my son will be 1 month old this friday and I have tons of milk stored in ny deep freezer. Keep try ans drink plenty of water. Set an alarm to pump every 3 hours.