I need help advising a patient that I saw this afternoon. She was in labor with her third pregnancy and had asked to talk with me about her desire to breastfeed. She gave a history of unsuccessful attempts to nurse her previous babies even though they both seemed to get off to a good start. She reported apparently normal colostrum and babies with good latches but said that her milk never came in. She was told that she had to give up with the first when she was two weeks old and down a full pound. She used an SNS I think with the second but finally gave up because once again her milk didn't come in. Her mother has the same syndrome but was able to successfully breastfeed and is being very supportive. Any suggestions on ways to help her succeed would be greatly appreciated. I will start working with her soon after delivery and will encourage frequent unlimited nursing. Her first and third pregnancy were both Clomid pregnancies. Mary R.N, I.B.C.L.C. Indianapolis