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Girls, I have no milk (probably just a little). With my second child, my breasts swelled up significantly and milk was leaking, but now there's nothing. I try to nurse, and my baby sucks and then starts crying. Usually, she would nurse from one breast while milk dripped from the other, but with this baby, that's not happening. I’m drinking tea with milk, and I’ve used the pump a bit, but there’s almost no milk. Do you think more milk will come, or is it pointless to keep forcing the baby?
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Viktoriya
Your milk supply has decreased, likely due to hormonal changes or stress. Continue frequent breastfeeding or pumping, as this helps stimulate milk production. You can also try expressing milk after feedings to increase supply. Pay attention to your nutrition—consume more protein and stay well-hydrated. If the situation doesn't improve after a few days, consider consulting a lactation specialist or your healthcare provider for an assessment. Don't let your baby go hungry if your breasts aren't filling and they're not getting enough milk—consider introducing solid foods or supplementing with formula.
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Viktoriya
Since everything was going well with your previous experience, it definitely means there's room to improve the situation.
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Marisha Poletaeva
I eat healthily. I try to do so immediately after waking up and make an effort to do it more often.
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Marisha Poletaeva
I really enjoy drinking tea with milk.
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