If I pump after she eats, will I get any milk? I tried it onfe and got oike 5 oz. But I'm not sure…

If she doesn't empty your breast completely, yes you will. :)

I don't if she will. I just puped my right breast and she gpt hungry. But I got one more oz than I got last time I puped two days ago.

@shelbyann,

If you are consistent with pumping after she eats, your body will produce more & more. You're basically telling your body u need more milk & it will def produce more. It will take a week or so tho

So even if it's dry shooting, I should keep at it? @theredheadchic so I can build up a supply? with my bofremds next paycheck we're looking into getting a deepfreeze so I can start working here soom.

Yes ma'am. It just takes a little consistency but u will start to produce more. Just try to get on a schedule & pump at the same time everyday (which is so hard for me😞) but it helps as well! I pump abt 12oz every morning & anywhere from 7oz-10.5oz when I pump throughout the day but it's so hard for me to stay consistent with it. I messed myself up bc when I first had my baby, I pumped 12oz every single time I pumped but then I got tired & inconsistent 😖

Well I just started pumping and definitely did not do it at the same we time lol @theredheadchic That's goig to e hard for me because my schedule fluxuates even though I'm a stay at home mom right now. When I do start working though, do I need to make sure to pump every 2 -3 hours sknce that's how long it is in between feedings right now, or ca I pu, p efore amd after work and it be fine?

Well honestly it's gna depend on ur body. Some women have to pump every 3 hours & all they'll get is a couple ounces each time whereas other women can pump hours & hours apart & get tons of ounces. But like I said, for me, when I cut back in between pumping times my milk decreased & I had to work hard to get it back & it's still not where it was in the beginning. Sometimes, I'm only able to pump twice a day & I can tell a difference. So what I tell myself is just do what you can, ya know? Like I've never ran into an issue where I wasn't able to pump enough for my baby to eat throughout the day but I wasn't able to freeze any either so as long as I'm producing enough for him to eat every 3 hours I'm ok w that bc it's really hard & takes extreme dedication. So, my advice would be to first just try to learn ur body & go from there!