My daughter was ill this week and has been nursing almost non stop at night (co-sleeping). I was so happy that I was down to one pumping session at work and really looking forward to quitting the pump in a few weeks when she turned 1.
If she needs more milk during the night, do I need to pump more at work?
grapefruit / 4110 posts
I never increased pumping unless I felt my supply is dipping. My supply increases at night because we have reverse cycled since he was 6 months old.
So if she is truly nursing all night long, your body will make more at night. When you switch back to days, your body will make that change too. It's pretty cool what our bodies can do.
Pump weaning was one of the best days of my life! Congrats on almost being there.
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