How to keep up milk supply throughout your pregnancy?

I just found out I'm 6 weeks pregnant and already have noticed a dip in my supply. My baby is 11 months old rn and I wanted to feed him for at least two years, or worst, 18 months. With my current supply, i highly doubt if that'd be possible :(

People say that milk dries up in the second trimester.. is there a way I can overcome this? I also wanted to start a few lacation supplements but my doctor advised against them as there isn't enough evidence regarding its safety for pregnant women.

if anyone has any advice, please do help me out! TIA <3

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u/Independent-Buy-6949 — 10 days ago

Looking for a remote part-time job. New mom

Hello!

I'm a SAHM to a 9-month-old baby. I have 4.5 yrs of experience in sales/admissions counseling for students wishing to study abroad. Given that the workload is quite hectic, I won't be resuming the job at my current workplace. I'm looking to transition into a simpler role, preferably part-time, but I can accommodate full-time if required.

Skills- good communication, quick learner (the first company I worked for was a startup, hence, I got the chance to learn different skills as required for the job), problem-solving, etc.

Please let me know if you guys have any vacancies. I cannot take any on-site work until at least my baby turns 2. Tysmm!!

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u/Independent-Buy-6949 — 2 months ago

Looking for a remote part-time job. New mom

Hello!

I'm a SAHM to a 9-month-old baby. I have 4.5 yrs of experience in sales/admissions counseling for students wishing to study abroad. Given that the workload is quite hectic, I won't be resuming the job at my current workplace. I'm looking to transition into a simpler role, preferably part-time, but I can accommodate full-time if required.

Skills- good communication, quick learner (the first company I worked for was a startup, hence, I got the chance to learn different skills as required for the job), problem-solving, etc.

Please let me know if you guys have any vacancies. I cannot take any on-site work until at least my baby turns 2. Tysmm!!

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u/Independent-Buy-6949 — 2 months ago

Looking for a remote part-time job. New mom

Hello!

I'm a SAHM to a 9-month-old baby. I have 4.5 yrs of experience in sales/admissions counseling for students wishing to study abroad. Given that the workload is quite hectic, I won't be resuming the job at my current workplace. I'm looking to transition into a simpler role, preferably part-time, but I can accommodate full-time if required.

Skills- good communication, quick learner (the first company I worked for was a startup, hence, I got the chance to learn different skills as required for the job), problem-solving, etc.

Please let me know if you guys have any vacancies. I cannot take any on-site work until at least my baby turns 2. Tysmm!!

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u/Independent-Buy-6949 — 2 months ago

Looking for a remote part-time job. New mom

Hello!

I'm a SAHM to a 9-month-old baby. I have 4.5 yrs of experience in sales/admissions counseling for students wishing to study abroad. Given that the workload is quite hectic, I won't be resuming the job at my current workplace. I'm looking to transition into a simpler role, preferably part-time, but I can accommodate full-time if required.

Skills- good communication, quick learner (the first company I worked for was a startup, hence, I got the chance to learn different skills as required for the job), problem-solving, etc.

Please let me know if you guys have any vacancies. I cannot take any on-site work until at least my baby turns 2. Tysmm!!

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u/Independent-Buy-6949 — 2 months ago
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Looking for a part-time job. New mom

Hello!

I'm a SAHM to a 9-month-old baby. I have 4.5 yrs of experience in sales/admissions counseling for students wishing to study abroad. Given that the workload is quite hectic, I won't be resuming the job at my current workplace. I'm looking to transition into a simpler role, preferably part-time, but I can accommodate full-time if required.

Skills- good communication, quick learner (the first company I worked for was a startup, hence, I got the chance to learn different skills as required for the job), problem-solving, etc.

Please let me know if you guys have any vacancies. I cannot take any on-site work until at least my baby turns 2. Tysmm!!

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u/Independent-Buy-6949 — 2 months ago

Will raising a baby alone, that is, with minimal external socialization impact their development?

FTM here to an 8 month old baby. Until now, I’ve been staying with my mom and extended family but will soon be moving into a new city with my husband.
While I’m been craving my freedom and independence, I’m worried if this will negatively affect my baby as he is very attached to his grandma and other aunties. The new house setup might be quite isolating for him as there won’t be any familiar faces nor are we acquainted with our neighbors.

Please let me know if this will affect his social development in any manner. I do my best in interacting and talking to him, tending to his needs, etc.

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u/Independent-Buy-6949 — 4 months ago

Will raising a baby alone, that is, with minimal external socialization impact their development?

FTM here to an 8 month old baby. Until now, I’ve been staying with my mom and extended family but will soon be moving into a new city with my husband.
While I’m been craving my freedom and independence, I’m worried if this will negatively affect my baby as he is very attached to his grandma and other aunties. The new house setup might be quite isolating for him as there won’t be any familiar faces nor are we acquainted with our neighbors.

Please let me know if this will affect his social development in any manner. I do my best in interacting and talking to him, tending to his needs, etc.

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u/Independent-Buy-6949 — 4 months ago

Will raising a baby alone, that is, with minimal external socialization impact their development?

FTM here to an 8 month old baby. Until now, I’ve been staying with my mom and extended family but will soon be moving into a new city with my husband.
While I’m been craving my freedom and independence, I’m worried if this will negatively affect my baby as he is very attached to his grandma and other aunties. The new house setup might be quite isolating for him as there won’t be any familiar faces nor are we acquainted with our neighbors.

Please let me know if this will affect his social development in any manner. I do my best in interacting and talking to him, tending to his needs, etc.

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u/Independent-Buy-6949 — 4 months ago