Is this normal for breastfeeding?

Question

My little guy is 2 weeks and 5 days old and 2-3 days after leaving the hospital my milk supply was still coming in but then after the 4 day it was flowing like crazy I was feeding my boy on demand and pumping at least 8 ounces every after every feed, everytime I ate my boobs would get engorged and start leaking like crazy, now since 2 days ago now my milk supply has dropped to only 2 ounces after a feed which isn’t enough for me to store away for my husband when he watches baby while I rest and or take my shift for work.. will my milk supply increase after a while?

Answer

You should not be pumping after feeding. This is going to cause a massive oversupply. 
8oz after nursing is a MAJOR oversupply. 
Pumping between nursing shouldn’t happen until after 6w pp if at all. And you should expect to only get .5-1oz between latching. Anything more is an oversupply. 
You do NOT need a massive freezer stash. 
You should only be pumping in place of a feed away from babe. So if dad gives a bottle, you should be pumping for that bottle. If you are at work away from babe for a feed, you should be pumping as often as babe eats.
Bottles must be pacefed to avoid overfeeding and nipple confusion. 
Babe only needs 1-1.25oz per hour (and it takes about a month to work up to this amount). So if babe eats every 3 hours, bottles would be 3-3.75oz and never more than 4oz in a feed. This stays the same for the entire first year. 
Your supply should regulate around 6w pp (can be sooner). You want it to regulate down to what babe needs (24-32oz in 24hrs). Most women start with an oversupply that needs to calm down. You do not want an oversupply. 
Stop the excessive pumping. Feed on demand. Only pump when away from babe for a feed (yes this means you don’t really get a break when dad gives a bottle 😥).
Hand express through the engorgement. Do not pump to empty when you feel engorged, that will just make your breast get engorged at that time every day. 
I highly highly suggest taking a breastfeeding course.
La leche league is a wonderful online resource.

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I mirror everything Allison said. And I believe you posted earlier about this and I said the exact same thing at that time.

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It would be so nice to have a stash, so I say keep pumping. If you end up with too much, you could help a mom that doesn't produce enough milk and there are lots. I only get around 4-5 ounces a day as a reference.

Is this normal for breastfeeding?

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