Are you breastfeeding and struggling with low milk supply?

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Abie Senior IBCLC, Hegen Lactation Centre

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When to introduce solid foods to my baby while ensuring it doesn't affect my milk supply negatively?

Abie Senior IBCLC, Hegen Lactation Centre

Having over a decade of experience working with mothers and babies in a clinical setting, I am deepl

8mo ago

Hi Julia! According to World Health Organisation (WHO)'s guidelines, solids are to be introduced at 6 months of age while continued breastfeeding is encouraged for up to two years. As your baby starts eating solids, it is part of the process that your breast milk supply will drop due to a drop in demand. If you are nursing regularly still, your body will continue to make the amount of milk your baby needs as long as your baby is still allowed to nurse whenever the opportunity arises. You can also continue to upkeep your milk supply through pumping. Hope this explains!

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