My son is in the NICU and a few days ago, he was able to start nursing once a day. He wouldn't even latch on the right side, only the left. Today I finally got him to latch on the right side (yay!) and am able to nurse him at his designated feeding times anytime I am there.
I've noticed since I started feeding him from the left that my supply on the right side is not keeping up with the left. For instance, I just pumped and had 2 oz on the left and not quite 1.5 oz on the right. Is this normal/ok? I'm worried I've messed up my milk supply. Will getting him to eat more on that side help? Thanks!
BFP #3:3/2/12 Crossing fingers for a healthy baby! Saw heartbeat on 3/23 128 bpm It's a BOY! Dealing with IUGR. Preeclampsia/HELLP Syndrome born 10/2 at almost 34 weeks. Please grow little E!

Re: Pumping amount different on each side?
I always got more from my right side than my left side. I think it's pretty normal to have one side be more "productive" than the other. With that said, if LO was taking from one side more than the other, it could also be that that side would produce more because it was needed more. You're really early on now it sounds like, so if your LO is able to nurse now from both sides things might even out, but don't fret if they don't!
Congratulations!