Stop breastfeeding

Hey mama, I totally understand where you're coming from. Breastfeeding can be really exhausting, especially when you have other little ones to take care of. It's totally okay to feel this way, and you're definitely not alone in feeling like it's a chore. It's great that you've already adjusted your pumping intervals to 6 hours and shortened the duration to avoid overstimulating milk production. If you're considering extending it to 8 hours, it's important to do it gradually to give your body time to adjust. You could try adding an extra hour to your pumping schedule every few days until you reach 8 hours. As for the guilt you're feeling about producing less milk for your second child, just know that you've already given her a great start with the breast milk she's received so far. Every drop of breast milk is precious, and any amount you can continue to provide will still benefit her. If you do decide to wean off breastfeeding, there are plenty of nutritious formula options available for your baby. Remember, taking care of yourself and your mental well-being is just as important as taking care of your children. You deserve to enjoy your outings without constantly worrying about pumping schedules. Ultimately, every mama's journey is unique, so do what feels right for you and your family. Trust your instincts and know that whatever decision you make, it's coming from a place of love and care for your little ones. You're doing an amazing job, mama! Take care of yourself. https://invl.io/cll6she

i just still don't understand how mummies find the time to pump and latch their babies. respect you for that! i had a few weeks trying to pump but i purposely let one side engorged when i was in 3-4 months pp so that i could give a whole lot of milk at night. i gave up because pumping was harder than latching and it was just a hassle. i mean pumping also stimulates and produces milk but i don't want to have engorgement unnecessarily too. i'm just glad my first-born latches okay and never had any issue with it. but stopped at 6 months cuz we travelled alot and breastfeeding - keeping up with the schedule is already hard enough. what else pumping. 😫 do what you can. we will always have some guilt in us but i believe we are also doing what's best for baby and ourselves. i hope you'll make a great decision and also prioritise and think of yourself too. ✨

Transitioning away from breastfeeding can be a difficult decision, especially when balancing the needs of multiple children. It's important to prioritize your own well-being and mental health, as being a happy and fulfilled mom is essential for your family. If you're feeling overwhelmed and breastfeeding feels like a burden, it's okay to consider alternatives like formula feeding or gradually weaning off breastfeeding. Remember that every mother's journey is different, and there's no one-size-fits-all approach. Talk to your healthcare provider for personalized guidance and support, and trust that you're making the best decision for you and your family. For more insights and support from fellow moms, check out Mama Adoptation https://www.mamaadoptation.com/. Take care!

Hey I’m in the same dilemma and situation but recently came to terms that I ain’t going to breastfeed my second for as long as first born because every pregnancy and baby is different. No guilt and shame! Formula is good too and you can mix feed. Your sanity is utmost important because you are not caring for 1 kid now but 2. Different ball game, different strategy/approach. If it means shortening breastfeeding then go ahead.

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My friend breastfed her firstborn for a year then the second one stopped after a few months and third one from the start gave formula. All turned out fine :) just do whatever makes you happy!

research shows that just 10ml bm is enough for a child to benefit from it everyday you can start a freezing system and alternate with fm.