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A little "yay, me" would have been a more appropriate celebration for that accomplishment. You're welcome.
I did the exact same thing while breastfeeding my son! My best advice for you, OP, is to eat good and drink TONS of water. I'm talking, drink like 8 to 12 glasses a day. My mother is a breastfeeding consultant and she was ALWAYS on me about drinking water. I'd constantly sip on some all day. It keeps your production up, and eating good food keeps up the nutrients!
When I was in the hospital, after I had my baby, my nurse was constantly trying to get me to drink juice to help produce milk. But, all i wanted was water, she looked at me like i was crazy.
Just getting started!
congrats for sticking with it OP and not giving up. The one thing they never tell you in all the classes is how hard getting started can be. also take note that what you pump out is not an accurate representation of your supply. pumps can take one get our about 20% of what's really in your breast. you're baby is much better at getting more and stimulating your body into making more. fenugreek and oatmeal also help with supply. good luck.
have you talked with a lactation consultant? They might be able to help. Good luck OP
The person who came up with the saying "Don't cry over spilt milk" has obviously never pumped 6 ounces then promptly knocked it over
The Mowry twins actually have a product for mothers with difficulty producing quantity breastmilk. I don't remember the name but if you search for Tia or Tamera Mowry and breast milk, you could probably find out all about it.
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Give it time, OP, and I guarantee you'll turn things around. After a while, you'll be able to control the fat content of the milk and produce 2%, 1%, and then fat free! Eventually, you might even master chocolate milk!
Awe no, that sucks! Hopefully you'll be able to pump more soon and maybe even more!