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Best way to keep supply coming in & not slowing down?

Richardsmom_817

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March 2014 in Breastfeeding

TIA.

~Jen
Married since 8.17.03
Mom to Richard 7.24.05, Ava 3.27.08, Isabella 5.19.09 & Timothy 10.22.14

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Re: Best way to keep supply coming in & not slowing down?

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lilies&orchids member

March 2014

Make sure you're eating and drinking enough.

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vvvvvfee member

March 2014

Watch the baby, not the clock. Feeding on demand is very important in the first several weeks in order to establish a good supply.

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