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tg010
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Nov 07, 2012
6:51 PM

Right now when I am home or not at work I feed him every 2 hours. At work I get to pump every 4 hours. My body has adjusted. I usually only feed him once in 12 hours most nights and although I wake up engorged in the morning, its not as painful as in the past. I usually Cheap Mother of the Bride Dresses feed him and then pump an extra 6 oz or so.

How will I make this work on my wedding day? According to our timeline, I am supposed to get into my dress by 2 pm, and travel to the site (a garden) to take pics before the ceremony. Ceremony begins at 6:30. Reception is over at midnight. Back to the hotel by 1 am. Thats 11 hours I'll have the dress on. I have been thinking about scaling back to 3 feedings a day. Morning (8 am), afternoon ( whenever), and before bedtime at 8 pm.

My dress has a strapless corset top that I will need a lot of help getting in to. Should I attempt to take it off after the pictures and pump/feed him before the ceremony? I think that will be extremely stressful and difficult. Cheap Mother of the Bride Dresses I also would like to be able to enjoy some champagne if I can, but am ok with pumping and dumping on this special day. Does anyone else have any solutions to help me? I don't have much support. My family is not pro-BF and thinks I have done it long enough. On the honeymoon my mom is watching the baby for 5 days and I was planning on bringing my pump and pumping 3x a day.

If anyone has any advice or has even experienced this type of situation before, please help me out. I love my baby so much and want him to have mamas milk for as long as possible. I would really like to BF him for over a year if I can.

Thank you in advance, and sorry for the long post.

My heart goes out to you! I know first hand how hard it is when your loved ones don't support you with BFing. ÂI breastfed my DD for 2.5 years, I heard it Cheap Evening Gowns all, what are you going to breastfeed her till college? Doesn't it freak you out that she's not a baby anymore and is on your booby all the time? And my favorite "I don't know anyone who breastfed past 1 year old" ÂAll of these came from my mom, my mom in law and my DH. ÂI basically told them all to go to a "happy place", its my and my daughter's business and if I feel like I will dorm with her and BF as much as I want LMAO ÂNow, I didn't pump, so you have a bit of an advantage there, plus you supplement. ÂYou have my 100% support. The thing is though, weddings are crazy hectic and its not like they make nursing wedding gowns (hmm maybe we should design some, make some money) I think you will be exhausted from the ceremony and if you BF, you will probably pass out. ÂAs far as champagne goes, you can't get tipsy, but you can have a glass or two without dumping your milk, as long as you eat normally. ÂYou could try to feed or pump after the pictures, while you will still have some sort of energy, maybe you could try to "pop" them out without having to take the whole dress off if its strapless? You should definitely keep pumping and when you come back from your honeymoon you can always go back to breastfeeding, the baby will be more than happy to welcome your breasts back. ÂYou have a tough situation going on, I wish I could help you more. ÂI say, do as much as you can without really killing yourself, after all, you need to take care of yourself too. ÂBest of luck and congratulations!

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