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  5. I've been having some issues with feeding my baby. I gave birth 2 months ago, and because of pain and latching problems, the doctor told me to start formula feeding. Now that I'm thinking about switching back to breastfeeding exclusively, I'm worried because my milk supply seems to have gone down. I've tried all sorts of supplements to boost it, but I'm not sure what's working. My baby's 2 months old now, and I really want her to be on breast milk only. Is that still possible? Also, I'd like a lactation consultant to check if she's latching correctly. I'm concerned about how this change from formula to breast milk might affect her weight and growth. I really need some guidance on this. Any advice would be appreciated.

I've been having some issues with feeding my baby. I gave birth 2 months ago, and because of pain and latching problems, the doctor told me to start formula feeding. Now that I'm thinking about switching back to breastfeeding exclusively, I'm worried because my milk supply seems to have gone down. I've tried all sorts of supplements to boost it, but I'm not sure what's working. My baby's 2 months old now, and I really want her to be on breast milk only. Is that still possible? Also, I'd like a lactation consultant to check if she's latching correctly. I'm concerned about how this change from formula to breast milk might affect her weight and growth. I really need some guidance on this. Any advice would be appreciated.

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I've been having some issues with feeding my baby. I gave birth 2 months ago, and because of pain and latching problems, the doctor told me to start formula feeding. Now that I'm thinking about switching back to breastfeeding exclusively, I'm worried because my milk supply seems to have gone down. I've tried all sorts of supplements to boost it, but I'm not sure what's working. My baby's 2 months old now, and I really want her to be on breast milk only. Is that still possible? Also, I'd like a lactation consultant to check if she's latching correctly. I'm concerned about how this change from formula to breast milk might affect her weight and growth. I really need some guidance on this. Any advice would be appreciated.

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Last updated on 04 Jul 2025

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Last updated on 04 Jul 2025

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