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Is my baby getting enough breastmilk

Signs of a low milk supply

2 Comments / Breastfeeding / By Nadine Theunissen

Signs of a low milk supply Low milk supply – perceived vs real As a new parent, the hardest thing to trust in, is that your baby is getting enough milk while breastfeeding. You don’t get to see how much they’re drinking, if they’re even getting any milk at all. It’s stressful, nobody wants to …

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