Wanna check if any mummy get pregnant while breaatfeeding and no menses yet . Is it harder?

When I am trying for baby no.2 I have faced difficulty in conceiving due to no mense. I breastfed my no.1 until she was 3 years old and finally my mense has returned and I successfully conceived my no.2 after one period cycle. While breastfeeding no.2 I have no mense too and I thought it would be the same case that I am difficult to get pregnant without mense. But I am wrong! I conceived no.3 when my no.2 is 2 years old without mense. Thus, I would say it is true that harder to get pregnant while breastfeeding especially if there is no period as you do not know when will be your fertile timeline. However it is still possible to get pregnant while breastfeeding.

Supposedly harder to get pregnant while breastfeeding and having no menses yet but there is no guarantee. According to studies, breastfeeding delays ovulation. So in order for breastfeeding to act as a contraceptive, you should be breastfeeding on demand, menses have not returned and baby younger than 6 months. Tips for delaying ovulation include: -nursing on demand -baby does not sleep through the night -baby should latch all the time -delay weaning until 6 months So I have met ALL the above 4 requirements and I got my period at barely 4 months post partum.

If you have been direct latching since birth and your baby has never been bottle fed, there is a chance that the Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM) may work for you as a form of family planning = yes it is harder to get pregnant. If your baby is more than 6 months old, then you may be able to get pregnant more easily even though your periods have not returned. http://sg.theasianparent.com/dr_dana_eliott_concieving_while_breastfeeding/2/

One of my friends did! Though many if our mothers, mils will say taht we cannot get pregnant while breastfeeding. That's not the case. My friend got pregnant even when she wasn't in menses. Many times our body gets fertile even before we start getting periods. Typically, it is normal pregnancy but you have to take care about breastfeeding your baby during pregnancy as you may lose nutrients.

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