postop/breastfeeding
i really really wanna breast feed my girl..
i have a 6 year old that i couldnt.. they said his trigger was too high and my nipple was too short. he couldnt latch.
i hated the nipple shield.
when he couldnt latch.. i chose to pump but couldnt keep up. my boys nick name was greedy piggy.. lol
i have a 6 year old that i couldnt.. they said his trigger was too high and my nipple was too short. he couldnt latch.
i hated the nipple shield.
when he couldnt latch.. i chose to pump but couldnt keep up. my boys nick name was greedy piggy.. lol
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pre-op.current weight/current
time heals all wounds..
pre-op.current weight/current
time heals all wounds..
I've nursed 2 post op, one for 18 months and currently nursing my 17 months old. They have never had formula.
I have never heard of a high trigger. You can try different positions and even force more breast in the mouth if you have problems. If you are determined to breastfeed then try to stay away from formula for at least 6 weeks....or forever LOL Every bottle of formula you give your baby is less your breast will make.
Good luck! You CAN do it!
I have never heard of a high trigger. You can try different positions and even force more breast in the mouth if you have problems. If you are determined to breastfeed then try to stay away from formula for at least 6 weeks....or forever LOL Every bottle of formula you give your baby is less your breast will make.
Good luck! You CAN do it!
I have two post op babies.
My current nursling is 100% breastfed, she has not had a drop of formula. She is healthy, growing well and extremely spoiled LOL
My preop baby received supplemental formula b/c I did not make enough milk, as was my first post op baby also.
My current nursling is 100% breastfed, she has not had a drop of formula. She is healthy, growing well and extremely spoiled LOL
My preop baby received supplemental formula b/c I did not make enough milk, as was my first post op baby also.
God Bless! Jen
Mark 9:37a "Whoever welcomes one of these little children in my name welcomes me."
Many women have success breastfeeding. Your postop status shouldn't deter you in most cases. May I add a little advice? Make sure the nurses know that you do not want any bottle or fake nipple introduced to your baby in the hospital. I wasn't given a choice, and I will forever kick myself for not telling them ahead of time!