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I have a mom of 2 month old, had lots of what seemed to be oversupply
problems first 4 weeks of life, mom decided to wean and try formula. No
breastfeeding for one week, decided she didn't like that! and called for
tips on relactating. Now 3 weeks later still having low supply! Needing to
supp with formula about 1-2 times daily. Baby breastfeeds very well
sometimes every 2 hours, mom does offer breast whenever crying even if more
frequent. She is pumping occ, no herbals yet. I figured with oversupply
early on, eventually supply and demand will catch up. Am I wrong to assume
this? How long should I encourage her to go without herbals? TIA
Humbly,
Cheryl Parrott RN, BSN
Kokomo, IN
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