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Submitted by: Brandy Vasquez

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Thank you for responding back, I'm trying not to stress and take one day at a time. Thank you for the great advise and I will keep you updated.

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Submitted by: Tracy

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Hi Brandy Congratulations on your effort this far! Do not worry about your breast seeming as if it is empty, this is something that scares many moms in the beginning. What your body is doing now is getting accustomed to the needs of your baby. What you need to do is calm down firstly, then you should feed baby on the breast that "seems empty" Feed baby until baby seems not to suck anymore or becomes full, then only offer the other one. This will make sure that your body tells your breast to produce more because your breast is being emptied. Just continue to empty your breasts with every feeding. If baby doesn't drain both breasts you can use a pump to drain them. This will keep your milk supply up. Good luck! And don't stress too much, as stress can also decrease your milk supply. Please let me know if I have answered your question and keep me up to date with how things are going. ;-)

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