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      pea_nut
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      Hi!

      I breastfed my 1st son for 3yrs and am currently breastfeeding my 18mth bb.

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        duriz
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        pea_nut:
        Hi!

        I breastfed my 1st son for 3yrs and am currently breastfeeding my 18mth bb.
        :celebrate:

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          pea_nut
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          ya...with the first kiddo, I kind of had to 'cos he had allergies to milk. After a while, it became super convenient...no hassle when travelling πŸ˜„ ...also I had support at the workplace and at home...so it became a normality!

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            Breadandmuffins
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            Hi pea_nut


            I am also currently BF my no. 4 for just over 2 yrs now. DH kept asking me when am I stopping, I said "don’t know" cos’ it is really so convenient now esp in the mornings can just feed "in a daze" and nite when she will happily sleep after a feed.

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              alng
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              So happy to find this thread. I have been breastfeeding non-stop for last 10 years. Still bfg ds who is 5 yo now. Yes! Breastmilk is the BEST!

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                ctcc
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                :salute: to all breastfeeding mummies.

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                  pea_nut
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                  Breadandmuffins:
                  Hi pea_nut


                  I am also currently BF my no. 4 for just over 2 yrs now. DH kept asking me when am I stopping, I said \"don't know\" cos' it is really so convenient now esp in the mornings can just feed \"in a daze\" and nite when she will happily sleep after a feed.
                  I guess we are blessed that breastfeeding has come kind of easily for us. My heart really goes out to those who try so hard for their kids! πŸ™

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                    yamsui
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                    I'm currently breastfeeding my #2. Partial as supply is not enough. As with #1, I did whatever I could including latching and feeding on demand. No use. Don't have means don't have. Tried all recommended herb, milk tea, more milk tincture. All don't work. 😒


                    Sometimes feel very stressed, sometimes a bit 'sian'. Very tempted to quit, especially when MIL kept suggesting this. But tell myself, partial is still better than no milk, so kept going. 😞 Just wished I have enough milk.

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                      yamsui
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                      Recently found a cookie recipe for increasing breastmilk. Got brewer's yeast in it. Gonna try making as I like to bake. πŸ˜„ Bought my brewer's yeast already. Yeah. Will post if it works. πŸ˜‰

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                        buds
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                        yamsui:
                        Tried all recommended herb, milk tea, more milk tincture. All don't work. 😒


                        Sometimes feel very stressed, sometimes a bit 'sian'. Very tempted to quit, especially when MIL kept suggesting this. But tell myself, partial is still better than no milk, so kept going. 😞 Just wished I have enough milk.
                        Do you also drink milk yourself?

                        I have too much milk. πŸ˜› Even before baby is born i'm leaking
                        already and trust me, that's really a different set of problems.

                        Always express even when bb doesn't latch on. Press on with
                        2 hourly or 3 hourly expression. For me, i use Medela Electric.
                        The least painful equipment for my body so far. Used till it died
                        on me and thankfully both times after both weaned off b'milk. πŸ˜„
                        Only complain is : Medela is a wee bit noisy.. but heck.. it's doin
                        the job efficiently.

                        Dun give up. Rule of thumb is try your best to stimulate the
                        flow. Warm compress (towel + warm/hot water) also works
                        to stimulate the milk flow in my case (when the milk ducts get
                        blocked). Jia you ok?

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