Pumping and breastfeeding

Low milk supply is a common issue for new mothers. Learn why it happens and how you can prevent your milk supply from taking a dip.

Exclusively pumping can be exhausting and time consuming. An Exclusively Pumping Schedule can maximize your time to maintain supply.

Whether you're seeking the perfect breastfeeding and pumping schedule or navigating the nuances of schedules, this guide is for you.

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Thank you @nursewithanna As an RN and Certified Breastfeeding Specialist (CBS), I often get asked this question, and the answer depends on your specific goals. Here’s a breakdown to help guide you: 1. To Increase Milk Supply If you’re looking to boost your milk production, pumping right after breastfeeding is the best strategy. Even if you don’t get much milk out, this signals your body to produce more. Consistent pumping after each feeding can help increase your supply over time. 2. To…