When do you stop pumping at night?

Question

I’m almost 3 months postpartum and I wake up once a night every night to pump. I 70% breastfeed to 30% bottle feed expressed milk (if that matters in terms of pumping at night).

Answer

If you’re feeding the baby a bottle at night then you should continue to pump the once a night. You should be pumping every single time you’re replacing a feeding with a bottle. I never pumped at night I only breastfed my daughter because I didn’t want to deal with the hassle of night pumping.

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When my baby started sleeping from 11-7, I walked my pumping sessions 10-15 minutes each day until I could match. I now pump right after he eats last and is falling asleep and as soon as we get up. This only works because my husband gives the first morning bottle at the same time my boobs are the fullest for the day. (long story why my kiddo doesn’t nurse directly… I know sometimes it makes double work but this is what works for us)
One thing I do to help last 8 hours between is wear milk collectors from about 4:30 on while I finish sleeping. 
I also pump 4 times a day and baby eats 5. He is doing about 30 oz and I have a slight oversupply so have to freeze 7 oz roughly every other day. Just adding this all for reference on what might be possible!

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I just breastfeed at night

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Make it a lot easier on yourself and just nurse at night.

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I stopped right after I decided to give bottle. The idea was not to be too stressed about getting up at night and pumping when she was already getting formula. It worked okay. For a good period of time she had 50/50. Until I decided to slowly go full formula.

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