Seems like no matter how much I pump I always get anywhere between an oz or 2 (hence the supplement…

Are you working?

@brittneycjo no

You should be breastfeeding her every feeding not supplementing. Did the doctor tell you that you HAD to supplement? If she's not at the breast for every feeding you are going to produce less no matter what. It's crucial to exclusively breast feed for those first few months because that's what sets the tone for how much your body is going to make for her.

Make sure you're drinking lots of water. I bought a big cup with a straw just for my water. I take it everywhere with me and it helps me stay hydrated so I can continue to produce enough Milk. I know it helped me. Hopefully it does the same for you

I would say stop supplementing and focus on keeping her at the breast. No matter how much she wants to feed. Make sure she is staying awake during the whole feeding. That's usually why newborns don't get enough milk because they fall asleep before they are full.

Yes always always always drink plenty of water. You should be drinking close to a gallon a day.

It's easy with a favorite water bottle like 24oz and a large straw. Before you know it you'll be flying through gallons of water a week and your milk supply should be consistent

Drink plenty of water, make sure to eat enough, u can make or buy lactation cookies, mother's milk tea (u can get it at walmart), keep her at the breast as in even just doing skin to skin with her