Creating a Pumping Schedule | Pumping while breastfeeding schedules...

[@mellostation]

I’m so glad you mentioned not having to pump if you exclusively breastfeed.. lots of differing advice out there and as a new mama I feel pressured to pump even though I’m a SAHM, so I’m not looking to build a stash or anything, and frankly I don’t have room in my fridge / freezer to dedicate to a stash.

[@ellenscofield5632]

I don’t have room with a toddler and a hungry SO and I’m a working mom lol. I breast feed my baby in the days I’m off and start pumping a day or 2 before I go to work for 3 days.

[@shundinedinehdeal8003]

I work at dollar general so my schedule varies depending on my schedule either day or night shift is crazy… so when I am home I pump on one side while breastfeeding my son on the other… if it doesn’t feel empty I pump again after he feeds on the breast… when I am working I use a hands free pump it is hard but setting timers can be very helpful… so far my baby is only on breast milk which makes me happy 😊

[@gatorbyte5254]

3:30 are they trying to exclusively pump for twins while increasing output?

[@Reneskyla]

I wish I can be exclusively breastfeeding but baby took one hour on the breast and still not satisfy. Each pump session yield 1 ounce so I have to supplement with formula. To increase milk supply I have to pump every 2-3hr (6/8) pumps a day with breastfeed and pump.. Btw I only have one working breast as I lost another to cancer. Will my supply increase or has it hit the maximum volume limit at 1 ounce? I am at my 4th week pp. I really want to provide just enough milk for my baby.

[@ShiningSakura]

I work on my home at home... not quite stay at home and not quite working mom..... this is also with my baby having latching troubles and weight troubles on top of insanely painful breastfeeding made me go to pumping just to keep my baby from losing too much weight and me being in beyond pain. This was despite all the lactation specialists at the hospital saying everything was fine..... my gut feeling along with baby falling immediately asleep every time and my pain said otherwise. The pump saved my breastfeeding journey and sanity. I just fed with what I pumped and had my husband help with bottle feeding wich was so nice for night time trading off especially. After 1.5 months I tried again to breastfeed more during the day when my breasts had healed a bit and now at 2 months almost all feedings are at the breast these days, with exception to when I have to get something done with our very fixer upper home and have a family member babysit for part of the day.... like getting plumbing or electrical work done.... because its nice to have those things working and sucks to have it off for a week or all summer in part of the yard/house. I still am having latching issues with my son so I will be seeing a specialist again..... hopefully this time they can figure out whats going on since I'm doing all the right things supposedly yet its still painful and my nipples look like lipstick half the time. Would have gone in sooner, but I just needed to pump on demand for my pain and sanity for awhile and wasn't ready to go back to breastfeeding full time. Thankfully my zomee fit worked really well out of the box with what little help from hospital staff gave for me. After learning more from this channel my experience is the exception and could have bitten me in the butt real bad had it not worked out and what little time I had to research a good pump when I got the OK from insurance to buy one. I have a sneaking suspicion he inherited my tongue tie woes, but we shall see. Either way I don't regret pumping, I just play by ear day by day and feed on demand and pump on demand as needed and do my best with good judgement. Nothing wrong with a reasonable freezer stash, but no need to become a milk maid in the parlor feeding the freezer either.

[@catherineedwards4314]

Out off all the videos I definitely appreciate your words . I need help ! My third child and I’m still fighting to produce milk for her . Everything was great in the beginning at 4 days I pumped 3 1/2 ounces in one session not I can’t even make a half ounce but I won’t stop . I know I can work better on drinking more water but I truely want to give my child milk till 4 or five or how ever long I can . At this point I don’t even make 3 ounces in 24 hours and she won’t feed off me anymore. What ever I do make I am blessed and I give it to her . I really would love to make more . Thank you ❤

[@NewLittleLife]

I’d love to help you figure out what’s going on. Here’s a link to see if I can help! calendly.com/d/d3c-8c2-jvj

[@IsabellaRoss-hl6qd]

I pumped and breastfeed until I went back to work at 12 weeks. In doing this I basically tricked my body into believing I was feeding twins. I basically pumped every 3 hours around the clock until baby started sleeping through the night. Then I pumped every 3-4 hours during wake hours. I did this so I had a good supply going back to work. I was able to build up a stash big enough to stop pumping at 7 months and feed my baby until 14 months with breast milk

[@NewLittleLife]

There are definitely risks and benefits to building an intentional oversupply like this, I’m glad it worked out well for you and you were able to meet your goals!

[@BasedZoomer]

Ebf mamas dont need to pump. However I'm an ebf sahm mama and will be trying to pump and build a supply for emergencies, to be able to take a night out with my husband, to bottle feed in closed but public places like at church, etc. However this is my second baby and he's 5 weeks nursing perfectly, so I feel this is a comfortable time to introduce pumping and very occasional bottle feeding. With my daughter I ended up having to give her formula during an emergency and it totally killed me. I wished so bad that I had breastmilk to give her/leave with her grandparents, so for my own peace of mind, having lived it, having a stash would be comforting. ❤

[@SuperNova-bq2ge]

Whoever reads that, I know the post is older, but your child is not gonna die from formula. One bottle is totally fine and won't do any harm

[@nicholejames6354]

⁠@@SuperNova-bq2geshe didn’t say her baby died from giving her formula she just said she felt really bad about it and wanted to prevent a future occurrence. A lot of babies have serious gastric issues from formula and while most babies are just “fine” you don’t know the posters story and she has the right to feel how she did about it and share her experience just like everyone else.

[@SuperNova-bq2ge]

@@nicholejames6354 formula does not cause serious problems for babies! In rare cases, some babies may have trouble digesting regular formula, but there are other formulations for those children. Your pediatrician knows. Breast milk obviously has advantages over formula, but giving your baby formula from time to time will do no harm and there is no need to cause anxiety.

[@emileemiddleton2787]

I currently pump whike at work and nurse my 19 month old son on demand. I'm pregnant with our 2nd child and trying to get on top of breastfeeding as it was trial by fire for the first one lol. They gave me a pump at the hospital to use and I was so confused. And they immediately wanted me to supplement with formula day 1. This time around I am definitely going to focus on at the breast for much longer. Instead of trying to figure out how to fit a pump in my schedule until necessary. I had just enough supply with my son but it fluctuated so a low supply and I feel it was due to inconsistencies and trying to do both.

[@cnixxx94]

How critical is a pumping schedule? I usually pump every 2-3 hours, but it may not be at the exact time every day. Also, how impactful is pumping at night? My newborn sleeps through the night. So I am not waking her up. My last pump session is usually around 10-11pm and first pump of the day is between 5-6am... I usually only pump 1oz per breast each session so I am supplementing with formula.

[@catbabetamayo]

I’m on the same boat. Hopefully she answers

[@NewLittleLife]

How critical is a good pumping schedule?

[@NewLittleLife]

How critical is a good pumping schedule? kzbin.infoT6nM_yJToOM?feature=share

[@DoNDiPzOsH]

Literally typed in you channel name followed by breast pumping schedule when you breastfeed! I need this because omg I feel like I can barely find the time to pump. After so many let downs my body is drained and I’m tired and want to nap. Literally to nap or to pump, that is the question?! 🤦🏾‍♀️ 😂 . . . I sometimes jokingly compare myself to a 🐄 but then there’s some truth in that 😂 I’m just trying to stack my stash up for when I return to work.

[@keeks8817]

I had my baby 2 weeks ago and I met a local gal who is adopting a baby and I offered to help her feed her baby. I started using the haaka this week and will be slowly adding in pumping to build a stash for her. Figuring out what this might look like.

[@NewLittleLife]

Wow, that’s amazing!! 😍

[@sierraarmstrong4111]

My babe is 2 weeks old now and the 1st week was REALLY hard my nipples were scabbed and blead and my nipple felt like RAZOR BLADE cuts when nursing also knew he had a minor tonge tie the LC didnt understand why it was so painful or he was making clicking sounds when his latch was great and lips were puckered out all the things etc i tried just giving him a bottle with BM but he was not used to the faster milk flow and wouldeoither choke on the milk or it would poor out of his mouth all over his cloths down his neck etc so in desperation to just have him on the boob i did some youtubing at 2am and finally got him to latch and nurse where it wassnt painful! He was also falling asleep at just 1 breast and waking up screaming for more shortly after putting him down, since making it a priority to keep track of when he nurses and time each side ill do the Left and time it when he falls asleep ill then undress and chsnge his diaper which he hates and then ill put him to the other breast and time that and when he usually nurses 20 ish mins each side varies by a minute or 2 but he always sleeps for the next few hours! And that has been the routine since and he finally has stretches of sleep and i can get stuff done and deal with my other 3 kids. I will say the mornings are very very hard he wakes to nurse between 6:45am-7:15ish and i nurse him by time hes done its 7:30 and im scrambling to get my oldest up and on the buss by 7:50 then he want to nurse around 8:15-30 and i have to leave the house at 8:50 to get my other 2 to sxhool by 9 and since being home with the baby we have been 10-15 minutes late everyday its driving me nuts i cant seem to get the morning down! On top of that i want to pump throught the day even though im EBF him i want to have a stash put back to use for baths, to make pop cycles for teething, medicine "pumping when im sick for all those extra goodies in the milk i can then make little melts when hes sick or even just extra milk for when i want to go get my hair done eventually or take a long bath and just for mt pieve of mind bc i never feel like i have enough even though he doesnt empty my milk makers. I havent been pumping lately bc my pump broke but i use the hakka on one side while he nurses on the other to catch the letdown and usually get 2 oz from that and i freeze it.

[@JkBee]

I have a 1 week old, I am feeding 8 times a day, pumping 8-10 times a day (usually after the feed) and still need to supplement with donor milk. Plus I’m taking herbs. Still only producing about 12oz a day.

[@ValarieIsBeauty]

12 ozs a day is actually a lot for a baby that is still nursing from the breast at one week old. Usually your milk supply shouldn’t be of concern unless your child isn’t gaining weight, or is showing signs of dehydration. You also should take into consideration your baby is emptying your breast, hopefully until they are content. Anything after that is considered an oversupply. Babies who do not have latch issues will extract the right amount of milk for themselves. If you’re trying to build a stash, you can pump one time a day, at the morning feed (6/7am) in conjunction with nursing. Your stash will be more than enough when you return to work. Over complicating the process may stress you out too much. I’ve nursed three children in the past 6 years and tried not to stress too much over pumping since I nurse from the breast whenever I am with my child.

[@9missbill4]

I’m the same, very frustrating

[@NewLittleLife]

If you all want help with pumping, you can schedule a call to chat with our team. I’ll leave the calendar link here for you! It’s a complex issue but we’re here to help. calendly.com/d/d3c-8c2-jvj

[@milenannabraham8785]

@@ValarieIsBeautyHi I am a new mom and I am directly breastfeeding. But I want to feed directly during day time and during night i would like to feed baby expressed milk. Is there any pumping schedule i can follow for this?

[@tracy3418]

@@milenannabraham8785did you figure it out? I just pump when husband is feeding him a bottle at night. Then he feeds him that bottle the next day. I get my biggest pump at 1-3am timeframe. So I have milk stored up for the future as well.

[@blciffa]

I’m a teacher and pumped on the way to work, lunch, after work and bf and pumped at home. Then I had an oversupply and exclusively pumped. Loved it but it was hard work. ❤

[@DoNDiPzOsH]

One day of running errands and being unable to pump caused my milk to decrease significantly. I’m literally eating lactation cookies and drinking lactation tea 2-3 times a day

[@antoinetteeutsay2541]

How long should I pump each time? My lactation specialist just gave me a bunch of websites to check out but told me to pump after I breast-feed twice a day. didn’t really give me a lot after that.

[@henniezivkovic8784]

What would you recommend. I am nursing a baby of 3 month's every 3.5/4h and having a girl's night out for which i need to pump for about 3 meals. What schedule would you recommend and can i pump out milk just sometimes whenever it is needed instead of a daily basis?

[@peaceee93]

My baby is 4m. 20 weeks PP I have average storage capacity, my morning pump is 7oz combined. I’ve been trying to work on getting my supply up cause I’m slightly under 20oz and I really am trying to increase it another 5+ oz I pump between 5-6x a day for 30mins. I always do at least one power pump. I’ve been trying to get 7 but I don’t always reach that goal. I wanna get up earlier but I just haven’t been able I need help/advice something. This is my second baby but I have no idea what I’m doing anymore. I wasn’t able to breastfeed or pump with my first. I’ve basically been combo feeding, supplementing formula when needed cause baby has to eat and gain weight of course. So if I only get 2oz I have to add another 2 oz of formula of baby is hungry before I can get another pump in.

[@JayleePlanz]

I'm a stay-at-home mom and I'm not due until Nov 2024 but I want to create a schedule for pumping for my child. This video really helped me because I didn't know that I needed to pump 7-8 times. Great videos.

[@KitKat10281]

Congratulations! I am currently pumping as my newborn (3 weeks old) is snoozing beside me! Just know, ahead of time, the first few weeks with a newborn can be challenging to stick to a rigid schedule for pumping. So just keep an open mind and do the best you can! Being kind to yourself is so important in the early days/weeks! ❤ Best wishes, Mama!

[@JayleePlanz]

@@KitKat10281 thank you so much and I definitely will try my hardest

[@MileinaJuarez]

I am going crazy atm. I’ve been researching schedules for bf/ pumping. I wasn’t accepted in a working moms pump bf group because I work from home technically. But my art studio is potentially toxic ( oil painting supplied and resin fumes) , so baby can’t be in my studio. If I work on a project, I can’t leave, if I teach a class online, I can’t leave. I feel my supply is dropping or my baby is just hungrier now at four months…

[@theheartyaerie]

There are other groups on Facebook that will be glad to help you.

[@NewLittleLife]

You can definitely be in my program as a work from home mom! I’d love to have you and help you with this if you’re liking for some one on one guidance www.newlittlelife.com/pumping-for-working-moms

[@MileinaJuarez]

@@NewLittleLife thank you, maybe that’s a better investment than yet a new pump again. I just don’t get it. Pumping works when I am with my baby but not in the art studio ( and if this art thing doesn’t work out for a full income, I’ll be back in the OR assisting)

[@NewLittleLife]

I’d love to chat with you. An investing in learning to use the pumps you have can save you a lot of money down the road!! 💕

[@kimrenthlei8746]

Can i pump after nursing to increase milk supply?

[@NewLittleLife]

Sure!

[@theheartyaerie]

I nurse at night and pump in the evenings, if he’ll let me I’ll pump during the day but usually he won’t let me so I just nurse.

[@HeyTripleJ]

My goal is to stock the freezer bc my husband wants to have the option to help me when I need it and I’m still breastfeeding my 9 month old. HOW CAN I increase my pump output!?

[@SamanthaMann-c3e]

Do you have a suggestion for an overnight BF/Pumping schedule? I'm an overnight nurse and I'm struggling with the balance of BF during the days I have off, and pumping enough to cover my overnights away (12hrs) as well as time baby is in childcare while I'm sleeping..

[@NewLittleLife]

Night shifts are tricky for sure! I do have information inside my program on this as we have several night shifters there, nothings public though I’m afraid. I’d be happy to talk through it with you though! calendly.com/d/d3c-8c2-jvj

[@celestecherry6286]

Full time stay at home mom, I pump so that when we go out to big places and events ( Disneyland, SeaWorld, the park, the Zoo...) I can bottle feed instead of nursing. Im a modest nurser and will even use a cover in my own home when guests are over at my house as Im not comfortable allowing others to look at my breasts. Also so I can let my husband, son, aunt, nieces and sisters feed if they want to as feeding is a big part of bonding. I don't think every breastfeeding mom doesn't have reasons for pumping

[@NewLittleLife]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experience! 💙

[@abbyoller2884]

I have a 5 week old rn. What about this exclusively pumping schedule..? 1am: 20 minutes 4am: leftovers or formula 7am: 20 minutes 10am: 20 minutes 1pm: 20 minutes 4pm: 20 minutes 7pm: 20 minutes 10pm: 20 minutes

[@NewLittleLife]

Schedule seems fine, is pumping going well otherwise? A good schedule is usually just the first step in successful pumping!

[@abbyoller2884]

@@NewLittleLife this is my first baby, so it’s all new to me. I had bought an Amazon wearable pump and a momcozy wearable. On both, one of the pumps got liquid in the charging hole and the other sputtered out and died. So 4 pumps done for. We bought a Medela pump. My husband and I are hopeful this will be a good one!

[@tanzeelshaikh628]

Hi. before back to work when should i start storing milk ? How many weeks ago ? And how much to store maximum before back to work if its 8 hour shift. My baby girl is 3month old and will turn to 4month when i am back to work

[@NewLittleLife]

Sounds like probably now would be a good time! I would love to help you come up with a plan that works for you. We cover this and all the other aspects of pumping at work inside our program where you can work with me. Do you want more information?

[@tanzeelshaikh628]

@@NewLittleLife yes please.

[@NewLittleLife]

Find a time to chat and learn more here! calendly.com/d/d3c-8c2-jvj

[@tavialamara]

How bout a schedule for switching to go bk to work after exclusive breast feeding. I work 2nd shift 330p-1230a and am struggling to get a good routine down. How many times should I pump AT work?

[@NewLittleLife]

Yes, this is hard. How many times are you pumping currecntly? Is it working for you?

[@tavialamara]

Maybe I worded that wrong lol I'm not due til July but plan on doing as you suggested and exclusively breastfeed until I'm a few wks from going bk to work. I'm just thinking ahead of a possible routine. I didn't know what's the average one pumps in an 8 hr work shift.

[@LahnaSanders]

I need help making a schedule.. I latch and am trying to find a way to add pumping into my schedule bc I do work. But I don’t even make enough to get her thru the day when I’m at work..

[@NewLittleLife]

It’s tricky for sure to combing latching and pumping. Pumping is so much more than having a good schedule, if you want some help making it all work I’d love to talk with you! calendly.com/d/d3c-8c2-jvj

[@seekingpurposepartnership]

My baby was in the NICU for 11 weeks, during which I was just an enougher pumper. It was hard sticking to a schedule with a 1 to 2 hr commute to the NICU. I thought it would get better once we got home, since my milk kept increasing to meet what she needed; only for my milk to vanish the second day. I have been attributing it to stress. Single mom- have to do everything. I increased my calories- trying galactagogue supplements- put the baby to the breast for almost one week - but she never seemed satisfied, she wasn’t sleep well, poorest weight gain she has ever had. I felt so bad. Now I don’t know what to do ..

[@NewLittleLife]

I’m so sorry you’re struggling 💙 have you found a local lactation consultant that can help you?

[@seekingpurposepartnership]

@@NewLittleLife I saw one, we worked on breastfeeding and measured nipples- getting new flanges then will keep working on the breastfeeding to empty out as much as possible and see if supply gets better.

[@carolynwatson4301]

Please do a video about adoptive breastfeeding and inducing lactation without pregnancy. With and without medication.

[@theblerdshow]

I started pumping 5 days post. To create a slight oversupply so I can have some freedom to do things like take a shower, cook, or spend time with my other kids. Also tonhave someone else babysit so I can have a date night. Have a bottle ready so I don't have a screaming baby in the car. I don't work a neat 9-5 job. I work 12 hr rotating shifts. I don't even get to eat lunch at the same time every day. Sometimes, I get caught up in a 4-6 hr test procedure or maintenance. So I may not gwt to pump for 6-7 hrs at work. So, I started pumping early. I should have about 350 oz saved by the time I go to work. With my other 3 babies I ended up having to combo feed by 2-3 months. I want to try to go longer. I pump between 8-12 oz a day extra on top of nursing. Previously, I would wait for the recommended 4-6 weeks before pumping, and I have never had this much milk in my freezer. Maybe 24 oz max in the freezer. I could never keep up with my pumping at work. When I was a just "enough supplier," I could never pump enough to keep up. It was very all very stressful on top of operating a nuclear power plant.

[@Alykat33]

I’m breastfeeding and will be mainly home. Didn’t know I didn’t need to pump honestly. I thought your supposed to get a stash incase you lost your supply and an emergency. I really don’t want to pump for other than fact of fear of loss of supply. I may just stop pumping until needed

[@a.c.6601]

I’m a mom of a 5 month old (adjusted age is 3.5 months) and I’m lucky if I get 3-4 pumps in a day. He was born 7 weeks early, and spent 3+ weeks in the NICU. After he transitioned off the gevage, We were able to breastfeed a few times a day until about a month ago, at which point he seems wholly disinterested in the nursing 😩 As such, we’re giving him my expressed milk and supplementing when necessary. I’m not yet back at work, I’m wondering about the logistics of how people manage to pump 8-12 times per day, and wondering if it’s too late to try to implement a schedule to increase my supply. Ideally, I’d love to bring him back to the breast, but in the interim, I’d be interested in increasing my number of pump sessions first. Any suggestions are welcome! For reference, I use the spectra s1 and pump for about 30 minutes typically, with a power pump if I have time.

[@a.c.6601]

I am feeling a lot of guilt and shame over not getting off to a solid pumping schedule, even if cognitively I can recognize that there are factors that made that more challenging than anticipated (e.g., PPROM, initial plans to EBF being disrupted, postpartum complications, NICU, etc.). I want to get back on track, and I hope it’s a possibility!

[@NewLittleLife]

I would love to dive more into this with you. That’s exactly what we do inside our Pumping for Working Moms Program. You’re not alone in what you’re feeling! If you want some help through this transition and through the rest of your pumping experience, feel free to find a time to chat 💙 calendly.com/d/d3c-8c2-jvj

[@tracy3418]

Last time I ended up exclusively pumping. I'm hoping to be able to breastfeed this time. I'm starting a new intense job though. Not sure how I'll be able to pump while working.

[@NewLittleLife]

Well if you want some help navigating pumping while working, that’s what we specialise in. When are you due?

[@tracy3418]

@@NewLittleLife March/April. Getting close!

[@NewLittleLife]

@tracy3418 that’s exciting! Well whenever you’re ready to dive more into thing, feel free to apply and come chat with us 💙 www.newlittlelifelessons.com/pumping-for-working-moms-application

[@luv_of_a_mother_of_5519]

I feed on demand still and I'm 8 months in I'm going to start introducing my pump because she feeds a lot but she only favors my left side so I'm going to use my pump to increase my milk supply on my right side i had to find my right flange size which is a 15

[@lisachalmers7078]

Sorry mom's," I may be an over supplier. It's bothersome because my baby is only 3 weeks old and she only exercises on one breast and rarely empties it. The other breast is left alone with let down milk and lately I've been hand expressing with the haakaa. So I use a haakaa which caused me to become an over supplier by using it improperly these last 3 weeks, starting since my baby was born on oct 5.. ( I didn't know to just let it the haakaa hang from my breast and catch my let down milk, instead I was suctioning it each time I fed my baby). Which I believe causes me to be in this position of overflowing milk. I make 3 to 4 5oz bottles within 24hrs a day, my baby feeds on my breast every 12xs in 24hrs. I am getting confused because I feel like she's eating too much from me. She also is well at taking a bottle and she will drink plenty of milk if she's woke within an hour time bottle and breast, up to 3to4oz. She was 37 weeks born and she's 40 weeks today. How can I slow things down as far as feedings and milk supply? In order for me to get a plan going for work in 3 weeks. I am getting overwhelmed because it seems like she's never gonna stop eating from my breast every 2 hours which seems like it's saying to my body I need more milk. I need help on trying to find a way to switch it up from brest to bottle without using the breast pump right now, because I'm afraid of more milk coming. It's painful and I feel like my milk needs to leave with my baby each feed, or just about each feed from her feedings. It's building up inside of me which caused her to not fully empty my breast because of to much milk. Can anyone help me figure out what to do. I want to go through this process this time instead of quitting like I did in 2022 having my first child being an over supplier and strictly pumping back then. What can do in my breastfeeding journey! She's getting plenty of milk from the breast you can hear it as she swallows. She gets bottles every now and then. My problems just started occurring this last week. She always have gas like bowl movements, is that normal? Blowout gas and bowl movement sounding just about every diaper.

[@NewLittleLife]

Have you met with a local lactation consultant? There are certainly a lot of challenges for both you and baby with an oversupply like this. I recommend working alongside someone!

[@lisachalmers7078]

@@NewLittleLife you know what I've been so overwhelmed I haven't even thought of this, just you asking that makes me wonder where have I been.

[@NewLittleLife]

You’re dealing with a lot. I think a full evaluation of you and baby would help you so much better understand what’s happening, why, and how to get a comfortable plan to move forward 💙

[@lisachalmers7078]

@@NewLittleLife yes I've reached out and have a good sense of things and I am in process to working on a plan to get things in order now.

[@NewLittleLife]

@lisachalmers7078 I’m so happy to hear this. Good luck to you!! 💙💙💙

[@aprileubanks8614]

What about with twins born @ 34 weeks . They will be in NICU for at least two weeks maybe longer

[@NewLittleLife]

That’s a whole different schedule! You’ll need to be pumping every 2-3 hours around the clock likely. A lactation consultant can help you figure out the best plan!

[@corneligeyser4909]

good morning, First I really love your video! So I stopped breastfeeding at 4 months, for a lot of reasons including moving and a lot of stress took my supply away and it was a constant fight, and got a very bad infection that made my whole body very very sensitive among other things. Now he is almost 8 months old and now things are different settled in not living with people anymore and someone told me I can try and relactate, I have a few drops they are already yellow but now I need help to continue. Is there anybody who can relate?

[@davidholt8074]

How did you go?

[@nancynguyen6415]

Can you do a video for 12h shift nurse's pumping schedule? I am breastfeeding and pumping 1 hour after that. I was exclusively pumping before I started breastfeeding my babe. So I have to empty my breast completely, otherwise, I may have clogged duct

[@NewLittleLife]

I think I covered that a bit in this video Pumping at work as Nurse | Tips for Healthcare Workers in Clinic and Hospital kzbin.info/www/bejne/anyYYWacaaytfsk

[@kelviannaepperson3677]

Breast feeding is going well but so n eometimes there are alot of small suck so my mom thinks she's not getting enough. I feed on demand. At night she wants to be at the breast all the time but I feel empty my breast have regulated to her though. She's 8 weeks now so according to you cluster is normal til 12 weeks.

[@madisonmontgomery1428]

What if your a stay at home mom so you can exclusively breastfeed but you need some milk for when you need to leave baby for appointments or anything else? 😅

[@NewLittleLife]

A lot of moms have a very small stash, 4 or 5 bags in the freezer from pumping at random times. No need to over think it :)