Yaffa - Re milk supply in mom - I agree with Kathleen that having the mom bf on cue is much better than on a clock schedule as the baby is generally much more effective on their time schedule rather than the clock schedule. You might want to try a weight before and after just to get a sense of the amount she is taking at a feed. When she pumps after a feed, is she getting anything? Is the baby leaving something in the breast? I'm not sure that pumping directly after a feed is really effective, especially if the mom doesn't get much because the baby is generally more effective than the pump, and will get more than the pump can. Milk supply is related to how much milk is taken out of the breast, not just nipple stim. Waiting at least an hour after the feeds will increase satisfaction with pumping and amount of milk removed, thereby increasing milk supply. You can always use the supplementer to feed that milk back to the baby. I haven't heard of wedging either.... Karen - Is the baby just stooling only every 10 days or is there a drop in milk production? Stooling that infrequently at that age is not necessarily an indication that anything is wrong with milk supply. I couldn't tell from your post if there was a concurrent drop.... If there is a drop, I too would suspect the pill; if the baby is still getting enough milk and just isn't stooling, I wouldn't worry about it. Of course, a weight check is always in order just to make sure..... Jan It certainly is exciting to see how Lactnet has grown, and I feel as though we are all learning so much. OK, guys - now how do we get CERPS for all this education?? ;) <big G> Jan B. [log in to unmask]