So I am 10 or 11 months postpartum. My baby will be 11 months next week. My one fear is that I won't be able to pump enough milk for him to last and full up until a little past his first birthday if I am pregnant due to the influx of hormones that will be making a priority for the growing baby over the baby that's already out.
So what I'm seeking is for anybody who is a mother of two or three and was successful in you know pushing through to breastfeed for the entire year and got pregnant during that time.
How did you work through that?
And did your milk supply dry up the further along your pregnancy went?
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Hello, I’m currently 17 weeks with my second and my first is almost 14 months. My milk did dry up but only really in the last month, so I managed 3 months of normal bfeeding until making the decision last weekend to fully wean. I think part of it was going back to work because it meant that I wasn’t feeding him in the day (I was expressing at work but wasn’t getting the same yield) so think that didn’t help

Hi, I had this experience as well except my baby was only 4.5 months when I got pregnant. My milk lasted another 5 months but I honestly think it was more due to stress. We had a mold situation and had to move 3 times, it was awful. Every body is different but I think you have a good chance of being okay for another couple of months if you're staying up on nutrition!

Hey! I got pregnant with my 2nd at 9 months post partum and continued exclusively breastfeeding my son for 2-3 months without issues. I mean at that point they usually don’t have that much milk anyway due to solids?
Update...i secretly took a test...im pregnant with baby #2 🥰 my 1st turns 1 next month

That’s awesome! Congrats! You will love the small age difference (eventually 🤣)!