@lizsouthwick, try to get as many bottles as you can before you go to work! I’m in the same position. I really don’t want to use formula

@xomarylee, I’ll definitely look into that and I’ll try the power pumping this week!

You can pump at work. It’s against the law if they don’t allow it. I however have the same dilemma. I work at a coffee stand, normally solo, and extremely busy..idk how I’ll be able to step away to pump. I think I’m going to have to switch to formula 😔

I heard that no job can deny and should always give you time to pump. Just check the law in your area. For increasing you can try power pumping because it’s kinda like cluster feeding. It’s takes time but I heard it really works. It’s when you pump for 10mins and rest for 10mins and keep doing that for 1-3 hours to fully empty the breast and to send the breast signal as if you baby needs more so your breast will start to process more on demand for the baby.

@mhbb3, unfortunately I’m not gonna be able to pump at work cause I work at a restaurant but I’ll try and pump right before I go and when I get home

just pump every four hours at work or as often as you can. Pump when he would normally be eating. Whenever you are together, only nurse, no bottles.

Lots of water, pump after he eats every time to signal to your body you need to produce more, eat oatmeal, try a mother's milk tea.

@k.i.k.i_97, okay thank you! I’ll give it a shot

I haven't tried myself yet but I've seen momma's on here that said they do work

@k.i.k.i_97, do they really work?

There's a tea called mother milk or lactation cookies