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I need to wean my baby from bottle back to breast

Making sure baby is getting a deep latch and enough food. Id like to keep EBF and not use bottles. I have some Pumped milk in my freezer but dont wanna have to use it. Perfer not to have to pay. I have MO Medicaid

Baby girl is 13 weeks. Nursed like a champ from Day 1. Started incorporating bottles right away due to my readmission for postpartum preeclampsia and so Dad and siblings (15 & 17) could also bond with and feed her. She accepted bottle and breast just fine. Forceful letdown began in week 4/5. After consistently showering her face with milk, I began unlatching when I felt the letdown coming and would relatching once it passed and feeding her in a reclined position. Fast forward to week 9/10. She developed a thick white coat on her tongue and I started experiencing sharp shooting pains. Dr suspected a mild case of thrush so we started treatment and like a dummy, I temporarily paused breastfeeding to minimize passing it back and forth, despite her PED saying it was fine to continue. Now it’s been 2 weeks since she’s comfortably nursed. She refused to latch. She loves the same milk out of the bottle but notices and almost acts repulsed as soon as I switch from bottle to breast. Has it been too long? Is all hope lost? Any success stories of baby rejecting the breast in favor of the bottle then retuning to breastfeed?

I will be giving birth in a hospital. My budget is around $1000. I need help advocating for delayed cord clamping and seeing what other options I have during birth. I do not want any vaccinations at birth, or unnecessary things done to the baby. I would like lactation advice and support, as this is my first child. My husband and I’s main concern is advocating our wants and needs with medical staff, and also just learning more about what delivery will look like and our options.

Helping baby relatch at 6 months after pumping and bottle feeding.

Help with latching my baby IBCLC Insurance card available hopefully it will be partially reimbursable

24. First time mom. Want to know any useful information tips tricks for breastfeeding.

Looking to get a weighted feed to figure out how much baby is eating to make sure i’m giving the right amount when bottle feeding. Also looking for pumping techniques and proper flange fittings.

Help breastfeed my baby and help him latch. Getting my milk supply to be more

Baby has a hard time latching sometimes and it is shallow, is fussy at the breast at times, prefers the left over right side, has gas and I believe she has a tie.

Help with breastfeeding and pumping. Am wondering if I have low supply?

1 month old, needs to improve latch and may need body work. Experience regarding tongue and lip ties is needed.

I am back to work and pumping to replace feeds. Baby is eating more than I am able to pump. My right side gives me at most 1 oz (normally on my first pump, the rest I’m lucky to get 20mls) my left breast will typically give me 1 1/2 on the low end to 3 oz in a session. But I typically average 6-7 oz per day. I am looking for someone with experience on low supply and has successfully helped mothers increase. I am also looking for help with sleep. My baby refuses to sleep in his bassinet and will only sleep in bed with me. I practice safe sleep 7 but co sleeping honestly makes me uncomfortable and I want to be able to lay him in his bassinet after feeds and for naps without having to go get him in 20 minutes. Would prefer if servicer accepted insurance!

My son got his tongue tie snipped and I can’t get him to open wide to latch so we’re still using nipple shields.

I am looking for an IBCLC that accepts medicaid for my 3 month old baby who is having feeding trouble. He was diagnosed as failure to thrive and was just released from the hospital. I am looking for help learning how to pump effectively and efficiently while we combine nursing and supplement with formula, with the hope of getting him completely back to the breast.

I am wanting to go natural with this birth and also learn more about lactation to produce more milk for the baby and also know what I need to care for my baby. This is my third baby so any new tips will help. I plan to birth in a hospital but be able to Manage pain better.

It still hurts when my baby latches. She latches well but it hurts.

My milk supply has drastically dipped over the last week or two. I wasn’t making a lot to begin with so it has hurt my supply a lot. I’ve been drinking more water, eating oatmeal, taking moringa and trying to empty as often as possible and so far none of it has helped. I latch baby during night time feeds and pump the side she doesn’t nurse on. During the day, she’s been biting so I’ve been pumping and bottle feeding. How can I increase my supply?

help with pumping. nipple pain. find the correct flange size

Hospital birth but no and or very limited medical interventions