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I'm Emily & I am expecting our baby (0 - 12 month old) to arrive between July and October. I rented a hospital grade pump last week & started pumping ever 2 - 3 hours. I know that some feel that it is better to just wait until the baby is here & can just suckle to produce milk, but I really want to try to induce lactation before then (if possible). I know that I may never produce any milk. I am just trying to give it my best shot! Anyway, my breasts have been SO FULL and SO SORE. I was wondering if this is a good sign. Could this mean that my body is gearing up to produce milk? Also - has anyone done this type of routine - pumping every 2 - 3 hours - with good results? Thanks in Advance!! Emily
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Hello Emily, I have been reading up on breatfeeding an adopted child also. Everything you are doing now is what I have been reading. Whatever you do pump before the baby gets here can be frozen for later use. Here is a website I found for you, I hope it helps. http://www.babycenter.com/refcap/bab...feed/8482.html. If it doesn't, go to babycenter.com and put in the search box breastfeeding your adotpted child. There are herbs and pills that can help too. (Domperidone, fenugreek and blessed thistle) I heard lots of oatmeal helps. I wish you lots of luck!!!
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