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05/24/2026

05/08/2026

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04/29/2026

These are acceptable amounts of milk to express in three different situations.

1. After feeding: 0.5-2.0oz | 15-60ml
2. Expressing instead of nursing: 2-4oz | 60-120ml
3. Exclusively expressing milk: 24-30oz | 720-900ml per 24 hours
*These numbers are for lactating people 6 weeks or more postpartum

Don't compare yourself to the bottles full of human milk you see in social media pictures, they are exceptions to the rule. If you are expressing less than these numbers, please reach out to us. We can be reached in the comments, via message or by phone (hit the call button our bio).

04/25/2026

Is My Baby Getting Enough Milk? — Quick Guide

It’s normal to wonder if your baby is getting enough milk, especially since you can’t see how much they drink. In the early days, babies nurse often to build your milk supply, starting with nutrient-rich colostrum and transitioning to mature milk.

Signs Your Baby Is Getting Enough:
Nursing 8–12 times in 24 hours
Relaxed and content after feeds
Steady weight gain (about 5.5–8.5 oz per week after the first week)
Audible swallowing or gulping during feeds
By day 5: yellow, seedy stools and at least 6 wet diapers daily
Alert and active when awake

Signs Your Baby May Not Be Getting Enough:
Very sleepy or weak, sleeping 4+ hours often
Feeds are very short or very long (over 40 minutes)
Painful or shallow latch
Not regaining birth weight by 10–14 days
Few stools or dark, concentrated urine

What to Do If You’re Concerned:
Reach out early to a La Leche League Leader. You can also hand express milk and offer it by spoon or cup. Trust your instincts — you know your baby best.

Remember: Breastfeeding is more than milk. It’s warmth, comfort, and connection. If something feels off, support is available.

04/19/2026

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Skin to skin!! ❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻