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Why do some people say not to pump for awhile after birth and some say to start pumping right away? I thought you were supposed to start right away but have read a few things saying you should wait.
some girls should shut the hell up .. they always say if you don't have something nice to say then don't say it ! I hate judgmental people with closed minded views .
So I keep feeling these lil sharp pains on my right side. You do get pains like that before you start your period right.? Remember I had that dark brown spotting for a few hours last month on the 22. My period suppose to start today.
calling all mommies who are breast feeding or excessively pumping .. how did you all do it ?? I know some people pump right in the hospital day 1 !! I know my hospitals here allows you to pump from day 1 and breast feed at the same time they just give you a breast consultant to explain and show you how so you don’t mess up and get a over supply to soon . Some people only breast feed for awhile than pump 1/2 later . Some only pump period ... what’s your method and how successful are you ?? And how tough was it in the beginning ??
say you go to use your husband's phone and when you open the browser the first thing on google is youporn. That means it was viewed that day right?
If you are pregnant during a job interview do you tell them you are pregnant right away or do you wait a little longer if you get hired to say something ?
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The reason is because you want to let your supply regulate first which usually takes 4 to 6 weeks. However, some people have to pump right away because they have to go back to work very soon, they have a baby in the nicu, or other reasons.
Dani·
My OB said to pump after every feeding to increase your supply!! Which needs to start immediately after birth
josie·
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@arivera64 thank you. I will be at home for awhile so I'll probably wait 3 or 4 weeks and start pumping.
josie·
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@dpilon0629 I'll have to ask my OB. I'm nervous to breast feed and just feel confused ugh lol
Dani·
@jleexoxo, yeah girl talk to your OB and a lactation counselor 😊 I'm terrified but we agreed I would try
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Unfortunately OBs while they have some understanding of breastfeeding, they are not certified in lactation study. There is no need to increase your supply if it isn't low. The average woman WILL make enough milk for her baby. There are mothers who exclusively breastfeed and do not use a pump at all. So that statement is completely false @dpilon0629
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There is nothing to be confused or worried about. Know the signs of hunger, and feed your baby. That's it! You can do it.
Dani·
@arivera64, well that's good to know! Just passing on what I was told just at my appt last week! But jleexoxo is better off talking to a lactation counselor anyways! Especially if she is nervous or scared!
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My sister @cubanese has a breastfeeding group if you ladies would like to be added
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@dpilon0629 I agree! You guys can do it! Don't be afraid.
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@arivera64 I tried to message her to be added but I can't. @mom.life_usa Is checking with her to see what is going on bc it won't let me message her for some reason. @dpilon0629 @@arivera64 I guess I'm just nervous bc this is my first baby so I'm nervous about everything lol. I'm sure it'll be easier once he's here and I get started. My heart and mind are set on breast feeding.
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Let me see if i can get you added.
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Weird. I can't add you either. Hmmm
Hopefully mom.life_usa can sort it out.
You'll be great though! It's normal to be nervous, but it will all be ok. Just make sure you know your local resources and trusted lactation professionals that can help you.
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@arivera64 mom life got me added. Not sure what happened lol But I'm in now. And I'm going to look up local lactation professionals. I live in a rural area so hopefully there are some close.
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Also pumping creating a over supply and if your not nursing frequently and not pumping frequently also you're at risk of getting clogged ducts and mastitis , especially when your milk isn't regulated yet