🧐🧐pumping to induce labor?

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Thoughts on this? 
I saw another post saying it is a way to induce labor. Will milk come in to early? I don’t want to take away breast with colostrum from baby. (I will feed him whatever I pump but still)

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The detaching of the placenta triggers the hormone that makes your milk come in. You could pump for a week straight before delivery and it wouldn’t change how much colostrum your baby would get after delivery. 
The reason they suggest pumping to induce labour is because your body produces oxytocin in response to nipple stimulation, which causes your uterus to contract. You don’t have to pump for this either - you could do it the “fun way” and just have sex with lots of nipple play.

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I agree with the other poster, but also your body won’t go into labor by pumping unless your body is ready. I’ve tried it, and it didn’t work.

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I tried it and it didn't work, just made my BH worse

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Milk won't come in but you'll have more colostrum and yes, encourages labour 😊safe after 36 weeks