How long after you had your baby did your period return? Vaginal birth or csection? We’re you breastfeeding or no?
About 10 weeks, a month after the bleeding stopped. I been breast feeding almost 4 months
Vaginal, breastfeed, 17 month pp. Stopped BFing at 16 months and started my period exactly a month later.
Vaginal birth, breastfeeding and it was back by 9 months.
With both of my kids I was breastfeeding I had a vaginal birth about a 4-6 weeks later
Around 7-8 months after my first (c-section and breast fed). Only started when feeds reduced.
Around 6 month's after my second (and same as above)
5 weeks and 10 weeks. I had a c section and no I wasn't breastfeeding.

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Thanks guys. My baby just turned 1 month on the 1 of June and I think Aunt Flo is trying to return. I would like to breastfeed but my milk is not coming in almost not at all now. The most I have gotten in one pumping session is 1 ounce. My baby is drinking about 40 ml each feeding and he eats about 5 to 6 times a day and sometimes more. I think my milk is drying up but I’m trying to help that not happen by drinking the Mother’s milk tea, eating lactation cookies and oatmeal for breakfast and drinking plenty of water as well as pumping more frequently. Getting a little discouraged though