thats how i feel lol! my daughter does great on the newborn efamil (not too sure how to spell) lol @emkasting

Exactly! I pump and then give my baby a bottle. We go home from the hospital on Saturday after being in the NICU 2 weeks, once I get home I'm gonna start trying to start offering the breast first, I really need to up my supply to keep up with what he's eating. But I have no problem bottle feeding! And supplementing formula isn't the end of the world. Fed is best :) but if I can get my supply up and feed him breast milk exclusively then I'd much rather do that just because it's free!

i actually just pumped and got exactly 2 ounces! im gonna continue to pump. and bottle feeed. i might just use both. :) as long as shes fed. its okay :) @emkasting

Your baby is a lot younger than mine though darling! Breastfeeding can be frustrating for baby especially if you bottle fed first, because with a bottle they get instant gratification, on the breast it's a bit harder to get the milk to let down. That's what I was told because since my baby has been in the NICU, he's been bottle fed with pumped breast milk. But he eats more than I pump so I have to supplement with formula still. If you do end up having to go to formula though, there's absolutely nothing to be ashamed of. But try to stick with breastfeeding for a little bit if you can, and talk to a lactation consultant. Since I've been staying in the hospital with my baby I've had the luxury of having daily access to a lactation consultant and I've learned so so much

theres my problem then, my daughter isnt getting enough. must be why since i started trying breast feeding shes alway crabby. id love to breast feed, but im feeling like formula is gonna be best for her. :/ @emkasting

My baby is two weeks old and is supposed to eat at least 80mls every couple hours. He eats way more than that though lol

Half of his body weight is what my specialist told me

3 days old@yungbae

How old is baby?