If you keep pumping you'll keep getting engorged. Instead of pumping the side that's engorged try to hand express just enough to be comfortable then offer that side first at his next feeding.

and once the baby is fussy there like here :\

Sorry I know those aren't the bottles you were wondering about!

Munchkin latch worked great for me! It's so breast-like I was actually able to go from bottle to breast after weeks of him being on the bottle. I didn't think it would be possible but I seriously think it's because of those bottles!

@mirandag, he can finish off one breast, just not the other. I get engorged on both sides at once, so I'm always forced to choose. I set my Medela up to only pump one side. He's my second breastfed baby, so I can see why my milk came in faster, but the whole engorgement thing is killing me. It seems like I'm always getting engorged no matter what. I've tried getting him to feed off of both sides but once he finishes off one breast, he's uninterested. I pretty much have no choice but to pump the other side, and it's becoming a hassle.

Oversupply is a really bad thing. Too much milk means baby usually gets too much watery foremilk and not enough fatty hindmilk that comes when they "finish" on the breast. It's best to let baby regulate your supply to their exact needs for the first 6 weeks and then you'll never have to deal with engorgement again.

How'd he lose weight? I thought oversupply would be a good thing.. Storage them in the freezer. @mirandag

As for bottles though my son takes Munchkin Latch and I always make sure he's pace fed while I'm at work.

Pumping before 6 weeks and more than once a day can cause extreme issues with oversupply. I know a mom whose baby lost 2 pounds because her oversupply was so bad!

Never heard of them..... Tommee Tippee and MAM bottles are also really good