So I'm 12 weeks pregnant with my second child. I didn't produce hardly any milk when I had my…

As soon as your milk come in pump immediately after baby eats. It will make your body think it needs to produce for two kids instead if one. And make sure you do it as soon as milk come in and keep it up. Breastfeeding in supply and demand the more you demand, the more it produces. Hope this helps.

The most important thing is to put baby go breast as soon as possible after delivery. A lot of skin to skin and just letting baby nurse as long and as frequently as she wants!

It's really important to know that baby feeding often or being fussy at the breast is no indication of your supply being enough. The only thing important is that baby is having enough wet diapers (5-6 per day after the first week) and gaining weight!

I would not suggest pumping until 4-6 weeks after baby comes because you run the risk of an over supply. Although an over supply seems like a good thing, it can often lead to clogged ducts and mastitis.

^^^^^^^ exactly what she said! I would pump until 6 weeks! That's what I was told by my nurse

I've read it's not recommended to pump until after 6 weeks when your milk has established. nurse on demand. "when in doubt, whip it out! '