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Wow, this is very touching that you did this for your grandchildren. God bless you and your family 💟

The more u put baby to breast and pump while babys not on the preast the milk will come, milk is coming in more and more the more it is coming out of the breast

Same here but exclusively breastfeeding

Hi when did it get better

Hi, there have been studies where you sit in a tub with warm water and reenact birth. And the baby "resets" behaviors like latching.

Do you mean also with the baby underwater at point of delivery or how pls 🙏

Heyy. Same problem with me now. Pls tell me how u have done and dealt the problem

I am also facing same issue, how did you resolve it

Give him a sippy cup or bottle.

Mine never came back to the breast😢😢😢 2 months later

Ive done some research. The answer is yes, because you can trigger hormones to create milk through consistent stimulating of the nipple at least 8-10 times a day for about 20 mins. Put baby on breast or use a breast pump. Consistency will help and so will skin-to-skin with baby

im trying to relactate using this method too baby is two months old formula made my supply go down

@@amydv8123 I am having twin boys i started formula milk for them they are 4 months old now, they are not taking my breast now.. what to do??

​@@shabnambanu20 i have the same problem. I have twin boys too. They r refusing my breast milk

Any solution? My baby is the same... we are feeding him by syringe as I ve lost my milk supply.

@@andreeatoma8229 try dream feeding with a bottle..

@@deekshamathur4722 doesn t work either

I am having the same problem! Has it gotten better for you?

@@alicemawroe8709Still the same.. Sometimes different positions work.. But mostly I have to first make him sleep and then feed..

Sameeee smh I’ve been so stressed

Start pumping offer the bottle first then when he is very hungry try latch him so he/she won't make the difference on that moment

My baby acts like I am trying to give her poison whenever I bring her near my breasts or that my breasts have spikes.

Same exact reason why I’m here. I don’t know what to do 😢

Any luck? I am in the same situation

It’s been almost two months for me smh

@@dessybaee me too, he’s 8 months now and breastfeeds as normal, i’m so grateful i kept going, even When it lasted for months🙌🏻

@@sosololo4116 what u did plz reply my baby is not taking breast feed from tomorrow

@@srupareddy9057 i tried many tricks. I breastfed while he was asleep, i breastfed while he was on the baby carrier as i was swinging. I tried giving him his pacifier and when he opened his mouth i gave him the breast instead. I breastfed in the dark while swinging on the bed or while i was walking. Sometimes it worked sometimes it didnt, but i never forced him, that can actually make it even worse. When i tried all of these tricks and he refused then i pumped and gave him the bottle. It was one of the hardest most desperate moments of my life, but i didn’t give up because i really wanted to breastfeed at least one year. So my advice is keep trying, use these tricks and be patient, its lasted for over 2 months for me which is a long time, so take me as an example that it can work❤️hope he starts breastfeeding as normal as quick as possible, you can do this mama🙌🏻

Great to hear. Skin to skin is so underused, but so amazing!

How did you do it?

How long did you do it before it worked

@@deekshamathur4722 my LO doing strike because of milk fast flow what should I do , can you give some tips , she never took bottle

U r not alone, I stopped pumping at 1 month now 2 month, I want to re start due to color change in stool

Have you tried different positions. Laid back, with him on your chest, just snuggling, and doing things at his own pace, often works.

I’m still pumping 😭😢so hard .. him refuse my breast . And cry a lot just if touch my breast.. don’t know what can i do

@@TheBreastfeedingCompanion my son is not interested at all

Tips on how I can’t get my baby to latch and drink breastmilk from me instead of the bottle. Every time I put her on she cries so much. What should i do

It's important that any possible abscess is diagnosed by a professional, who will tell you the next step, but an abscess will need to be aspirated, and anti-biotics are usually given afterwards.

Many women worry when they have some form of surgery on their breast as to whether they will be able to continue to breastfeed on that side. Whilst there are no guarantees, the best way is to try. Much depends on how the surgeon cut you and how much of the breast was affected. I would suspect that you would be OK, in regards to an abscess. While you have had an abscess, it would be worth checking out the video on breast implants - thebreastfeedingcompanion.com/project/breastfeed-with-implants/ - as the same question arises here. Hope that helps.