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Me too!!! Keep us posted on how it goes. Sent from my SGH-T679 using CurlyNikki App
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For me, formula feeding wasn't an option in my mind. I was determined to breastfeed. I even visited a lactation clinic a few times to make sure I was doing it right.
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It's both! I know she's not getting enough milk without me having to give her formula. I thought it was a problem with my supply and that was the reason why I wanted to give up, but now since I've given her formula, she just doesn't latch at all. I had a nurse watch me feed her when I was in the hospital and she said everything was fine, she CAN latch but she isn't doing it, and I've been up all night upset and frustrated because she cries and there's nothing I can do about it, but give her formula. I really wanted to breastfeed her, she isn't even 2 weeks yet and I guess I have to throw in the towel now
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I had that problem with my oldest and youngest. With the youngest i was more determined. Went out and bought this thing from Target. I think it's called a nipple shield. You put it over your nipple to pull your nipple out. It acts like a bottle nipple, forcing then to put their mouth all the way over it and getting a good latch. And it's softer like a bottle nipple. Maybe your baby will be able to adjust to that and allow you to nurse easier. After about a week I didn't need it anymore.
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Even if she won't latch you can always pump so she can still get the "liquid gold" breast milk. Most of all enjoy this time bonding with your baby more than anything. Relax when trying to get her to latch on. If you are tense she will feel it and that may make feedings difficult. You can see if there are any breast feeding support classes at your hospital. Hope this helps!
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Finally got a bfp and I'm approximately 5 1/2 weeks. This forum is so much more positive than the others I've seen. I've been so nervous and scared. I'm hoping my first appt goes well on 7may. I feel so much better though after seeing these post. This is definitely what I'll be following now!
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