I had my daughter three days ago and I have been breastfeeding and pumping and now my boobs are so…

Keep pumping

They are full right now. Pumping should relieve some pain.

I thought I was pumping until not much more was coming out. Am I wrong, does this mean I can get a lot more out? @xaviermom1221

mine are the same you just gotta keep pumping intell they get soft so they wont hurt . 😊

You might be wrong if they are hard and painful. Sounds like they are full to Me.

What? U supposed to wait till after 6 weeks to pump? I don't know your situation but that can make it even more painful

Just keep nursing it will empty

I had her early and was in the hospital a few days and the doctors told me I needed to start pumping while I was still in there to get my milk to come in faster @latia0321

Oh really wow now that make sense .

when you pump, massage your boons in the spots that are hard, it will help get more milk out.

Doesn't sound like you're doing something enough because you're not emptying.

boob* if baby latches she can get more milk out then what a pump can.

Stand under a warm shower

@royalmommy,

took the words right outta my mouth a warm shower will def help or using a heating pad but be prepared to drip like crazy. Id say start nursing baby more frequently and stay consistent on your feeding schedule until it's a regular routine and your body regulated your milk production. When my son was NB I'd feed from.one breast and pump the other and then alternate between them until my milk supply was up. A lot of people seem to think newborns need a lot of milk formula but their stomachs are so tiny. 2-4oz is a lot at one feeding.

Yes. Warm water and massage before you pump works great!

I watched a breastfeeding video today and it said to massage your breasts as you're pumping/feeding, then to ice your breasts after. And if there's hard spots, that can mean there's a blocked milk duct so it's important to really massage it out.

Warm rags before pumping. Ice packs after. Breast massage.