🍼 BREASTFEEDING MAMAS: Is it normal to no longer need to pump my breasts around 4-6 weeks? I'm no longer engorged and I am able to just feed her directly from my boob every 2-3 hours. I'm so used to pumping haha 🙆
My stash!! I'm super pumped
Trying to get a breast pump through my insurance feels about impossible 😣 United health care is awful. I have a prescription for a pump, but they're seriously making me jump through hoops. My insurance will cover a non medical gender test no questions asked, but try and order a pump to feed my kid, and they act like I'm asking for $10,000!! I'm determined to get this pump for free. If not, guess we will have no choice but to buy one 😡
Sorry, baby name post I've decided I'm no longer asking for my husband's input and just making my own decision. ? We only have 2.5 weeks until he'll be here and he needs a name.
my free breast pump is on its way I'm so excited .. so glad that I didn't have to pay so much money for a breast pump
Doctor denied birth control,now I'm pregnant! I called my doctor to refill my prescription and they said I would need to make an appointment, okay so I try to make an appointment but they no longer take my insurance since I'm no longer pregnant.
missing98user·
Мама сына-младенца
Yep. Your supply has regulated
Alexandra McMillan·
Мама двоих (младенец), ждёт третьего
Yes ma'am, just keep feeding at the breast often, the pump may or may not do much for ya anymore but you can keep trying after you make sure she's fed, maybe it'll help your supply even if you get just a little?
Romana ·
Мама дочки-младенца
@junesmommy15, okay thank you
Romana ·
Мама дочки-младенца
@hellosweetie, haha I'm actually relieved I no longer may need to pump girl. it was such a hassle haha💜
Alexandra McMillan·
Мама двоих (младенец), ждёт третьего
Hahaha I bet! All the little parts to clean, it's time consuming, the bottles....it's all a pain lol