Establishing and maintaining milk supply when baby is not breastfeeding

It is important to express your milk to establish and maintain milk supply if your baby is not nursing at all or not nursing well. By expressing, you will also have your milk available to feed baby - every bit of moms' milk that baby gets (even the tiniest amount) is like liquid gold.

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Dealing with Low Breastmilk Supply

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