The OB nurses in my hospital used to rotate between L&D, Postpartum and 
the Newborn Nursery. I had an RN friend who started lactating as soon as she 
began her first rotation in the newborn nursery - also a "longing for a baby" 
type. She fortunately didn't have a problem getting pregnant, but by that time 
she was a midwife and spent considerably less time holding and cooing over 
neonates. She had no issues breastfeeding. I myself have a pituitary adenoma 
and had to take Bromocriptine to conceive my first child and some other med 
with a similar mechanism of action, and less side effects, to conceive my 
second. I had absolutely no problems with milk supply, neither too much nor 
too little, with either baby, though I still to this day, six years after weaning 
my daughter, feel that familiar, albeit occasional, tingle. 
Kathy Lilleskov RN IBCLC

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