Breast Feeding and Pumping improvement ?

Question

Hi folks.
For those of you who have struggled with breastfeeding/pumping in the beginning, how long did it take for you to get a feed or an adequate amount to satisfy your little one and to keep up with their appetite? 
And if you took extra measures to increase your supply, what did you do? 
Thanks

Answer

I recommend you stop pumping and feed babe directly from breast. At ten days old clusterfeeding is par for the course, there are many many growth spurts those first few weeks and months and baby needs to nurse as much as possible to establish your supply to meet their demand. Pumping now only takes milk away from baby and sets you up for an oversupply. As someone who's naturally an oversupplier, I can assure you it's not fun. 
Set yourself up on the couch with snacks and drinks and binge watch your favorite shows

Answer

HIGHLY HIGHLY suggest to stop pumping. Especially at 10days pp. your supply needs to regulate and baby needs to do that. You’re pretty much telling your body you have twins while you are nursing and pumping, this is over supply and cause problems. Pumping while cluster feeding is highly advised against. 
Just nurse baby. That’s it. Don’t pack on the stress of pumping also.

Answer

Need a little more info: how old is baby? Are you working with an IBCLC or lactation consultant? What are you currently getting? Are you sure it's not cluster feeding?

Answer

These might be helpful:

Growth spurt often leads to a cluster feeding period - where baby want to nurse Nonstop for what feels like a decade. And when you think they are done they start again.

Yes this is from 1months old and up but it illustrates really well that's there's a lot that's considered normal.

Breast Feeding and Pumping improvement ?

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