Debra writes:
 
 
 
<<This pumping log currently lists 25 to 26 ounces a day by Day  14, rather 
than 25 to 35 ounces daily as I incorrectly stated above, although  many 
mothers do achieve that higher volume of 35 ounces by Day 14 with adequate  
stimulation and adequate glandular tissue.  However, much of our teaching  
literature refers to a full milk supply of 25 to 35 ounces a day, and being  
achieved by one month postpartum, when feedings are going well for the  
exclusively breastfed infant of average birth weight.  Another common  reference 
for the one-month-old infant is 3 to 4 ounces in an average  feed.  >>


 
Debra, do you have  a citation where I can find the 25-26 ounces per day is 
achieved by day  14?  I have the Hartmann group literature about achieving 
25-28 ounces by  the end of the first month, but don't know where to find 
that a mom makes that  much by two weeks.
 
Jan Barger, RN,  MA, IBCLC, FILCA


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