Baby is 6 months. How long can I sleep at night without breastfeeding or pumping and NOT cause my supply to dip?

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As long as your feeding on demand, your supply will be fine because your body will adjust to how much your baby needs. You don’t want to pump consistently at a time when your baby isn’t eating or your body thinks it needs to make extra milk at that time, so you’ll end up with an oversupply or constantly have trouble with engorgement when your little one sleeps through the night.

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I have to pump 10:30 go to sleep 11 wake up at 2am pump wake up at 6 am pump try to stay up because my son has school at 8 and I am getting mastitis almost every two weeks 😭

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Feed on demand, ur supply will keep up with how often baby needs to eat. Baby regulates your supply.

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My baby sleeps 7-7. I pump a bottle before bed for the next day so my husband can feed. Have no issues feeding baby throughout the day.

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I only feed my daughter once through the night and my supply is perfectly fine

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Feed on demand. My little one used to sleep $ hours at night so did I 😴😴😴 She hit the 4 month regression at just over 3 months so I’m nursing 2-3 times a night. My supply is great 👍🏻

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Feed on demand all day if you can, but your body will regulate your supply to what your LO needs. If you have been pumping regularly at night, start increasing the hours before pumping so that you can gradually cut it out if your LO isn’t waking for feeds anymore. I chose 4-6 hours assuming that you were already waking to pump every 4 or so. I’d increase that to 5 or 6 hours for now until my breast heaviness went away, then increase to 7-8 hours, etc.

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If your baby is sleeping at night you don’t need supply at night. Feed your baby on demand, and your body will adjust to what your baby needs. If you pump at night your body will keep producing milk at night at you will wake up engorged. Pump when your baby is taking a bottle, to let your body know your baby still needs that milk. At night when your baby and you are sleeping you don’t need that extra milk. Pumping just tricks your body into thinking you do.

Baby is 6 months. How long can I sleep at night without breastfeeding or pumping and NOT cause my supply to dip?

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