Continuing to nurse when pregnant

Re: Continuing to nurse when pregnant

• rosiemomma member

  November 2010

  some moms notice a difference and some don't. usually the first thing you notice is nipple sensitivity. Unless you have high risk pregnancy you should be fine nursing through pregnancy. 

   

  https://www.llli.org/NB/NBJulAug00p116.html 

  
  
  
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• kelleylk

  November 2010

  rosiemomma:

  some moms notice a difference and some don't. usually the first thing you notice is nipple sensitivity. Unless you have high risk pregnancy you should be fine nursing through pregnancy. 

   

  https://www.llli.org/NB/NBJulAug00p116.html 

  Thank you.  This article was very helpful. 
  

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• SoonToBeMrsLavigne

  November 2010

  I found out I was pregnant when my son was 4 months old. I nursed my first throughout my entire pregnancy and currently nurse both my one year old and newborn.  My supply did drop around 20 weeks, when I was put on a prescription (reglan) to keep it from dropping to quickly (if that makes an sense). I did not have to supplement at all. I had enough frozen milk to make it to a year.

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• kelleylk

  November 2010

  SoonToBeMrsLavigne:

  I found out I was pregnant when my son was 4 months old. I nursed my first throughout my entire pregnancy and currently nurse both my one year old and newborn.  My supply did drop around 20 weeks, when I was put on a prescription (reglan) to keep it from dropping to quickly (if that makes an sense). I did not have to supplement at all. I had enough frozen milk to make it to a year.

  Thanks.  I haven't been pumping much, so I don't have much of a stash.  I hope I don't have a problem with my supply.  For that matter, i hope I'm not pregnant!
  

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