Not Producing Enough Milk | 6 Causes of Low Milk Supply

[@PrenatalYini]

Thank you for watching! I hope you found this video helpful. For a FREE download of my breastfeeding guide click here: bit.ly/2OHIIHR

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[@petergriffiinbirdistheword]

Medical conditions: PCOS. After doing everything right, taking medications, pumping around the clock and seeing dozens of lactation consultants... They finally asked me if I was ever diagnosed with PCOS. Up until that point, I did not know the two were linked. I have to switch to formula soon which I am sad about but I am proud I stuck it out for 6 months.

[@Angelxbaby88]

My husband is just stressing me out during my post partum time. Lord, help me!

[@RoseJJohnsonSelfLove]

I value these tips because I'm struggling with keeping up with my baby's growing appetite from time to time. I'm currently working on increasing my supply. I'm definitely taking these tips! Thank you!

[@PrenatalYini]

Keep going mama; you’ve got this! Milk removal is key! Sending love!

[@MichelleRoots]

As someone who is currently breastfeeding - this video had a lot of great info! Thank you!

[@PrenatalYini]

Glad to hear. Congratulations! :)

[@JonesLeFae]

Interesting. I had trouble producing milk with both my boys. I just didn't make enough milk and tried everything I could. I ended up having to turn to formula both times. I kept nursing, but they just didn't get much out of it.

[@PrenatalYini]

Every mom and breastfeeding journey is unique. I commend you for trying your best and giving your babies all the breastmilk you were able to produce. :)

[@raviteja5934]

I am from Indian...... Very helpful vedio... Thank you mam

[@NaesLaugh]

Okay, just saved this for future reference!! You speak with such knowledge and calm! I love hearing your voice haha. thank you so much Yini!!!! Just subscribed!!!

[@PrenatalYini]

Thank you so much! Welcome! :)

[@YesToTech]

This was super interesting! I had no idea about this! Learned so much!

[@PrenatalYini]

I’m glad you found it interesting! :)

[@imvanbradshaw]

Will definitely share these to my friends who breastfeeds.

[@PrenatalYini]

Nice! You’re very supportive! :)

[@bosstress8686]

Thank you this video is very helpful

[@OlympiaSophie]

Learned so much- thanks for sharing all the great info.

[@PrenatalYini]

Hi! Thank you for watching! :)

[@AtizayFantezi_Art]

Yall! Make sure you have enough carbs!! Look up macros if youre unsure! And drink enough water!

[@lashawnnalove5072]

I just recently decreased in milk supply. I went from pumping about 5 or 6oz per breast to only pumping a half an Ounce on both breast. My milk supply decreased significantly in a matter of 1 day. I believe it’s because I went long periods/hours where I didn’t pump. I wasn’t consistent due to tiredness after recently having my baby. I’m use to my breast being heavy and full of milk. Now it feels like my breast is empty to where it sags as if I been emptying out milk from breast. Is there still hope for my to produce the increase of my milk supply or is it too late? It saddens me to where I’m now determined to not let that happen again. I don’t know what to do. I’m still continuing to pump and stay hydrated hoping that things will somehow turn around for me. Please help

[@PrenatalYini]

Hi! Keep going. It’s not too late to bring your supply back up. Consistency is key. Also replacing pumping parts according. Engorgement occurs when you wait too long to remove milk. Moreover, your milk supply regulates at around 6-12 weeks postpartum and you’ll experience less engorgement anyways but your breasts are never fully empty. How Often Should I Pump To Increase Milk Supply kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3PUmJuGarCIaZY

Thanks for this video Yini. Really helpful.

[@PrenatalYini]

Thanks for watching! I’m glad you’ve founded helpful. :)

[@Boopartaddict]

I might not be eating enough...