This is top comment especially for me. Cz i did very all thing that everyone said to increasing milk supply. But i realize something wrong with my body cz the supply is stuck although i did alot of demand. And now i think i have low milk supply. Anybody can help me how to treatment low milk supply? Or i just accept and go with formula and breast milk also. 😄

There are so many reasons for low supply, or perceived low supply, there’s a reason IBCLS’s are trades in this. You would be better off meeting with a professional who can help you figure out your unique situation, and come up with a plan that will fix the underlying problem. Trust me, if there was a secret magic formula that would just work for everyone I would tell you! 💕

Agreed, my son got dehydrated and then stalled weight gain for a whole week, but when I try to look things up, everything just says, "it's rare, and you're probably fine. " very annoying

I think they mean the “actual inability to make milk” is uncommon, low milk supply caused by feeding and expression issues are definitely quite common and what IBCLCs help often with.

Thank you so much for taking the time to leave this comment. I’m so happy you found some clarity today to continue on your breastfeeding journey!!! 💕

@@NewLittleLife Yes, I was skeptical and about to tread the formula path but thanks to your video, I will continue trying to breastfeed.

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Yes your comment 👏

So glad you found some peace and confidence!

Sometimes we hear this recommendation with very small babies or those who are really struggling with weight gain. If they aren’t efficient at removing milk, it can be a tricky balance.

This video was so good. Are there any videos on lip and tongue ties? We had our little one's issues fixed but I'm still concerned about the latch and ensuring he gets enough breast milk

I love to hear this 💙💙

I know this comment is a year old but I’m replying in case there are others reading this comment in a similar situation as you. Sometimes babies get fussy at the breast over a strong let down. It doesn’t sound like low milk supply at all since you’re able to hand express milk. But if your family keeps giving them a bottle and not letting you empty your breasts for your baby, they may create a low milk supply for you.

It’s such a weird feeling isn’t it. I always worry every time when this happens but then remember that soft breasts are working breasts! Still.. I totally understand what you’re feeling! Thanks die the video suggestion. I’ll add it to the list! 💕

You should chat with a lactation consultant! See if you can find one in your area. Someone trained in lactation can get your whole history and really help see the whole picture. Good luck!

I am going Through same phase. Did your baby had 6 wet diapers each day? Did you start supplementing?

Funny thing is, my baby is 7 weeks old. When I was discharged from hospital, I was told I had enough milk to supplement my baby. After 2 days we were back to NICU to treat his Jaundice, because I wasn't getting enough milk. My baby wasn't having enough wet diapers. For 2 days that we have been home, I was breastfeeding him, so thinking he is getting that colostrum since he was on my breast for hours. And of course, when we get to NICU they start supplementing him with formula. And I was pumping at the same time. When I see that he had 20oz in 24 hours. And I am producing 8 oz in 24 hours. What a difference? I have been told and done a lot of things do increase my milk supply. But, still producing 12 oz despite pumping 8 times in 24 hours. And last 2 days pumping only 5-6 times still the same amount. I do not understand, should I just formula fed him and drop the idea of breastfeeding since clearly I don't produce enough to meet my childs needs. And another thing is, how one can handle babies cry for food, just to keep them on the breast? Shouldn't be the main goal to keep them full and satisfied? And keep them healthy? Either breastfed or formula fed baby.

@@mikamika121 hi what pediatrician suggested for you. I'm going through the same problem

@@sivapriyapalaniappan3678 hello, my pediatrician told me that it is up to me, if I wanted to breastfeed or switch him to formula. But also mentioned that breastfeeding is good for babies immune system. Unfortunately, My baby refuses to take my breast at the age of 3 month. So we had to switch him to formula completely. As long as he was full and happy nothing matters to me.

I’m so happy Hannah!!!! 💕💕

Getting an older one helps. I had a young one for my first and she made everything difficult. I have an older pede this time and she is so supportive. I wish I had her with my first

Congratulations Amanda!! 💕

Is she gaining weight well? What does your paediatrician say?

@@NewLittleLife thank you for replying. So at her two months appointment she was diagnosed with cow/soy protein allergy. Doctor and we thought if I cut down all that from my diet it will improve but she didn’t. So her doctor wanted us to give her hypoallergenic formula and meanwhile pump to keep my supply up, since my supply has started to go down already. I had to try every trick in the book to get her to drink from a bottle and that formula, I think because of that her weight hasn’t gone down just yet. Now non of those tricks don’t work for her 🤦🏻‍♀️she’s only breastfed right now, we shall see her weight in a month, without formula.

I’d recommend you find a lactation consultant to chat with! You have a lot going on it sounds like, and hopefully a lactation professional can help bridge the gap There for you :) good luck!

@@NewLittleLife yes it is!!! I already made an appointment. That’s my last hope 🤞. Thanks again

It definitely can be. I’ve seen many people adjust faster with the more babies they have.

Good question! Mom life is tiring for sure. You can either find a way to rest and sleep while she eats at night, do some sleep coaching to get her sleeping alone/longer (depending in her age), or just continue onward! Every family is different in their styles and goals. Moms everywhere feel for you! Maybe some others will give more ideas for you 💕

Nope! The delivery of the placenta is what triggers your milk production to start, so there’s not need for any prep during pregnancy. Good question!

did you ever get an answer to this ?

No, not from here at least. I have increased my supply by taking domperidone

@@MarioBros9339 hi for how many days did u take domperidone??

@@shradha189 hi, it's been 8 months since this comment, I've been taking it and have been successfully breastfeeding so far. My baby is 11 months old now and still takes milk every 2 hours at night and irregularly during the day as she eats food now.

@@MarioBros9339 thank you for the fast reply dear..u have been taking domperidone everyday ?