suddenly low milk supply
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Hi we are a group of SMU masters students and we are currently conducting a survey to look into the creation of a breastmilk bank in Singapore.
Please help us by completing the survey form below. Thank you.
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if you have any questions, please contact me at yuvan.mohan.2015@mm.smu.edu.sg
Please help us by completing the survey form below. Thank you.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/15Jx...umUkw/viewform
if you have any questions, please contact me at yuvan.mohan.2015@mm.smu.edu.sg
Try latching, I find that latch-on is the best way of increasing milk supply. Alternatively, do an extra 5 mins pump in-between your regular pumps. Do not fret if there is little milk during the extra pump, as you are trying to increase your milk production instead. Remember, bfg in the early stages is all about demand and supply.
janeljjmum
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there are several factors that will affect low milk supply
lifestyle, mood, eating habits and baby feeding habits.
stay cheerful and increase baby feeding time.
i experience that during my first pregnancy too. *worried*
tried all methods but in the end with right guidance from Auntie Lynn (9060 5065) who does lactation for me, milk supply has been more than enough for the boy.
no worries! just stays positive!
lifestyle, mood, eating habits and baby feeding habits.
stay cheerful and increase baby feeding time.
i experience that during my first pregnancy too. *worried*
tried all methods but in the end with right guidance from Auntie Lynn (9060 5065) who does lactation for me, milk supply has been more than enough for the boy.
no worries! just stays positive!