Breastfeeding Expert: Andi Silverman

i have an a cup and im not leaking or nothing but my nipples are huge and sore and im 27 weeks are you sure i can breast feed cause it sure looks like they aint producing any milk

I have an 11 month old whom I'm still breastfeeding but just found out I'm pregnant again. What do I need to do to ensure the safety of both of my children? I've had several people tell me to stop breastfeeding but I would like to continue as long as my little one will let me. We've started introducing whole milk (1/2 wholemilk and 1/2 breastmilk) for her while she's at the nanny's when I'm at work but I still try to nurse her when I get home from work, before bedtime, and I wake her up in the AM to nurse her before I leave for work in the morning. Any advice/suggestions?

My baby was born at 27 weeks so i really couldnt put her to the breast at first but i started pumping with the hospital grade pump. I had a really good supply to coming in but my nipples are flat and my daughter doesnt latch on at all. when it was time for her to come home i had to give back the hospital grade pump and because i didnt have a good pump my milk supply slowed down and almost stopped. she is now on formula but i would like to start back giving my daughter breast milk, what can i do?

I have a VERY healthy 4mo daughter whom I've been feeding on demand. From 2 hour intervals she's gone to 3-3 1/2 hours at a time. My baby is in the 99 percentile in weight and about 80's for height. Her previous pediatrician recommended that I feed her no sooner than every 4 hours and her new pediatrician told me to keep feeding on demand. Another expert opinion would help. I want to provide the best for baby but also wouldn't want to start something that may be habit forming.

how can i find a lactation consulatant in my area?

I am due in a few weeks and I plan on breastfeeding. However, I have gotten some conflicting information on breastfeeding at night. What to Expect says that a newborn shouldn't go more than 3-4 hours during the night without feeding, and that I should wake her up to eat during the night to make sure she is getting adequate nutrition. My mom and family say NEVER wake up a sleeping baby to eat because that will get her in the habit of eating in the middle of the night when she should be sleeping. I don't know whose advice to follow and I want to make sure that I am doing it right. Please, help! Thank you!