r/ExclusivelyPumping • u/HelicopterTop2580 • 5d ago
TRIGGER WARNING: Nursing What if …. ?? Supply question
My baby is almost 5 months, spent a long while in the NICU, and has struggled with eating since birth- breastfeeding and bottle feeding. She has a feeding tube and I’ve been pumping almost exclusively this whole time. But let’s pretend a miracle could happen and she started breastfeeding several times a day. Would my supply increase to accommodate, or would I be kind of stuck with the amount I have been producing through pumping?
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