Ok this is getting ridiculous. If i don't pump every hour i milk through my shirt. Even when i have…
Ok this is getting ridiculous. If i don't pump every hour i milk through my shirt. Even when i have those little pads in my bra
Ok this is getting ridiculous. If i don't pump every hour i milk through my shirt. Even when i have those little pads in my bra
C.L. Antro·
Your milk will regulate soon. Mine was like that the first week or so after my milk came in, I ended up stuffing towels and burp cloths into my shirt to help soak some of it up, it was ridiculous! But I promise, it will calm down soon!
deleted-user·
Is the baby nursing or is he taking a bottle.
deleted-user·
They recommend holding off on pumping for 4-6 weeks until your supply regulates. I had this issue with my first two and I didn't know about the pumping too soon so I created an oversupply and this was my life for 6 months-12 months. With my youngest child I use a silicone pump every time I would feel full or when I breast feed and it caught the milk and helped me not leak. I had an oversupply but not one as horrible as the first two.
Jaqueline Pearce··
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Well i try to nurse and if he doesn't latch i give him a bottle. He wouldn't latch for the first little while and i didn't want to give him formula so i pumped. I was told by my breastfeeding consultant to pump every two hours. So i did now i can't go more than every hour
deleted-user·
You may be doing more harm than good by pumping because it's going to tell your body that you need to make more.
Have you tried washable ones? They're more absorbent than disposal IMO
Mimi·
I’d stop pumping your creating an oversupply and that could also be the reason your baby isn’t always latching.