I just quit my job 3 weeks ago due to long hours and hurting plus they didnt wont to work with me plus with that breastfeeding

@tjessica2006 i quit my job while pregnant cuz I knew she was going to need my full attention and i dont have a sitter. My husband works 3rd shift and is a heavy sleeper so he was not an option.

s@roguemommyofjx3 Wow they said i can start bottle feeding after 6 weeks if she only want breastfeeding i wont be able to work

I breastfed 3 of my girls. My oldest was breeze. My middle child was a struggle she kept projectiling so at 5 months we introduced her to formula and she never threw up with it. This baby they claimed she had a diary allergy so I went 6 months diary free and it was truly the hardest thing. Then we found out she did not have an allergy 😡.

The hard part is not introducing the bottle after 5 weeks of birth. I forgot to do that for this child and she will not take any bottle so I am stuck with her 24/7. They said it gets easier and stop eating less once they turn 6 months+ and you are allowed to feed them solids but my child refuses to eat solids so it hasn't stopped. She is constantly on my boob. I am enjoying it though because she's my last and growing up quickly. 😢

@tjessica2006 Yes he did and I would take him off. He did that a few times but then he stopped

It's really hard but very rewarding. Just have to work at it. Some mom's get it down very easily with a great supply and others have to work at it

@naturalgalt When The Baby Got Teeth Did She Even Try To Bite U While Breastfeeding

On my fourth child and I will breastfeed her and I breastfed all her siblings as well. I breastfed my last child until he was 2.

@talia.renshaw9 that why i quit my job because the hours they wanted me to work is outraged

I breastfed all of my babies..I think I got lucky BC my babies all just took to it like fish to water lol. This is my last and that's one of the things I look forward is nursing.its the sweetest most bestest bonding experience.

I'm currently still feeding, my first is under two. I plan to feed this go too. The first 3 days was a little difficult due to swelling so I had to use nipple shields for those days and then I just decided to stop using them and the latch was good. It's something you kind of have to mentally prepare for and not give up. It may hurt but then that will pass. Keep them moistured, they have stuff that's safe for breastfeeding too.

It’s hard the first few days when you’re getting use to it and your milk is coming in. But after that it’s so much better and it’s a great bonding experience with your baby. It is time consuming though and if you plan on going to work that can make it a little more difficult.