Does anyone have any hints on managing breastfeeding with triplets? This set of triplets was born at 36 1/2 weeks, born vaginally. Birth weights were 6 lbs 8 oz., 5 lbs. 13 oz., and 5 lbs. 12 oz. Mom would like to breastfeed exclusively, but has not met anyone via the mothers of multiples groups who have successfully breastfed exclusively triplets, and has been told that this is an unrealistic expectation. The father is very much into "scheduling" and has read "Babywise"--wants infants on an every three hour schedule. Weights today at home visit were 6 lbs. 2 oz., 5 lbs. 9 oz., and 5 lbs. 8 oz., each are receiving 20 ccs pc of formula. (Family is in process of renting an electric double breast pump). Voids and stools are 6 - 8 per 24 hr. period for all three. More volume of milk evident with breast feeding now (i.e.--milk has come in). She is able to breastfeed two at the same time, followed by the third baby, and has a rotation schedule going for who gets to be first, second and third at breast. I have suggested using breast compression for the smaller two infants, who are more sleepy with breastfeeding, to increase volume. The parents seem to be receptive to more frequent feedings for now and being somewhat flexible. Any other suggestions would be welcomed. Linda Moore, RN, IBCLC in rainy Washington