Increase milk supply with pumping as a nursing mama?! 👀✨👇 YES!! Adding pumping to a nursing schedule a few times a day can help boost milk supply and allow you to create a freezer stash, have extra milk for bottles, or any other reason you may need a boost in milk supply! ✅ SAVE, follow and 👍 for more 🤍 Here are the details behinds the tips 😜👇 1. Pump After Morning Nursing Sessions: Your milk supply is usually highest in the morning, so pump right after your baby’s first or second feed. Ev

Pumping- whether exclusively nursing and requiring additional pumping sessions per day or an exclusive pumping mom- can be so overwhelming. Hi! 👋 I’m Marie- pediatric nurse practitioner and mom of 2. Here are 3 things to know which will hopefully lessen your anxiety when it comes to pumping/breastfeeding! 1. First and most important- there is a HUGE misconception about pumping - that you should produce a TON of milk. You will see videos of people pumping who will have full 8 oz bottles per brea

👇 ✨ READ More ✨👇 WHY / WHEN to pump while also nursing ?! 👀👇 Pumping while nursing is not only about convenience—it’s also a powerful way to boost your milk supply. Regularly emptying the milk with both nursing and pumping signals your body to produce more milk, helping to meet your baby’s growing needs or increase your supply if it’s currently low. This is especially useful if you’re dealing with a supply dip or want to build up a freezer stash for future use 🍼✨ Timing your pumping session