I’m breastfeeding how do I start a supply for returning to work?
I have a pump I’m just not sure how to start a supply for work without my baby missing his feeding. When I do pump I only get 3 – 3 1/2 oz. Is that enough?
He’ll be 2 months tomorrow and I go back to work 3/11/07
Usually 1/2 a bottle should be enough per feed. just depends on how hungry he/she is.
Breast milk can be frozen, then re-heated for use.
Make up a few of these for future feeds.
The Breast Feeding Series- Breast Pumps/Going back to work Pt. 5
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