Wow, girls, a lot of postings today..
QHL
I found it frustrating that we were not taught how to b/feed the first time so we struggle with it. I also had help from a nurse from Gleneagles. This particular nurse was also very helpful and encouraging, she even bothered to check my br when I told her I thot there is no milk because of soreness. Hmm..me feeling a teeny bit 'lost' that I'll be stopping soon... a little bu xe de.. plus my boy quite good leh, never reject my brs, most of the time eat with gusto, but only my supply is not much/enuf for tbf.
Your goal is also six months? Hmm...looking back, I'm glad I did not give up.
april joy
Yeah, I remember you. How you getting on? You also having problem with milk supply? If you can persevere, then press on.
What about at home? Does he latch on? Try to direct latch if possible. I am going to stop expressing during office hours from today onwards.
I have been very busy at work...so xiong. My boy will have had six months bm when I stop end of the month. I can see the benefits of it in him. I was on leave with hb to look after my boy, hmm...must say I do miss him a bit today.
soyabean
Hopefully you can call up the LC and check what can be done about the nipples.
Room - that's good. So far my office always has a room available but nothing is said openly about support. But I feel the stress when it's end of the day and I got work to complete, a few times I could not express cos too rushed. My colleagues are supportive but management never says anything, they are neutral. It's up to us as mummies to do it at our time and effort.
aloe
Haha, so funny, no one cleaned your desk while you were on ML? Sorry, your bb boy or gal?
I think it's normal that in the mornings, our brs are fuller.