We took DD to her 4mo appointment today. Everything looks good except for her weight. She was 53% at birth, 25% at 2 months, and is now

%. For the next week, I have to basically EP, but combo feed when needed to get her intake volume to where it needs to be. Apparently supply is my issue-we did a weighted feed while at the dr, and she only transferred 2oz. I have been eating oatmeal the past couple of days, and have some 'Lactate Support' pills to start taking, with the hopes of increasing my supply. Any tips beyond this? I posted earlier in the week about having what I thought were pump issues, since my output was low, but based on her lack of weight gain, and the weighted feed, it looks to be more of a supply issue.
dx PCOS 2007
BFP #1 (natural) 12/23/2010. Stillbirth due to IC 4/2/2011
TTC #2 starting 03/2012
RE starting 07/2012
05/2013 BFP on a Letrozole (Femara)/trigger!
Cerclage, Procardia, Makena, GD (with insulin), MBR, and we made it!

Our Angel was born sleeping at 20 weeks due to IC.
Re: Combo feeders/EPers--come in!
I take fenugreek and moringa supplements, drink mothers milk tea and eat oatmeal. I try to make sure I'm getting enough water (100oz a day), and enough protein and fat calories (you need an extra 500 calories a day while breastfeeding). I've also done lactation cookies, but haven't had time to bake since I went back to work!
TTC #1 since 9/2012
BFP #1 2/16/13, EDD 10/13/13, CP 2/21/13
BFP #2 6/2/13
Baby J-Bug 2/8/14 My Wedding Bio from back in the day
Mom to Lily and Colin!
dx PCOS 2007
BFP #1 (natural) 12/23/2010. Stillbirth due to IC 4/2/2011
TTC #2 starting 03/2012
RE starting 07/2012
05/2013 BFP on a Letrozole (Femara)/trigger!
Cerclage, Procardia, Makena, GD (with insulin), MBR, and we made it!
Our Angel was born sleeping at 20 weeks due to IC.
Something else to keep in mind, one weighted feed isn't necessarily an accurate representation of every single nursing session. She may have taken in less because she wasn't as hungry at that moment, in a strange setting, etc. What baby takes in will typically vary from 1-2oz to 3-5oz at any given nursing session depending on whether she's looking for a meal or snack/comfort. Some babies like to nurse a lot, less frequently and some babies will nurse more often but take in smaller amounts. Only taken in 2oz doesn't necessarily mean you have a supply issue, but it does mean you'll have to be vigilant about ensuring she's nursing more frequently than if she were taking in a larger amount.
IMO the best thing you can do at this point is nurse as often as possible, and any time you give her supplement (whether formula or breastmilk) be sure to pump, even if you just nursed her and only get a few drops that stimulation will cue your body to make more milk.
Good Luck!
dx PCOS 2007
BFP #1 (natural) 12/23/2010. Stillbirth due to IC 4/2/2011
TTC #2 starting 03/2012
RE starting 07/2012
05/2013 BFP on a Letrozole (Femara)/trigger!
Cerclage, Procardia, Makena, GD (with insulin), MBR, and we made it!
Our Angel was born sleeping at 20 weeks due to IC.