3.Tame Stress
While stress may not curb milk production, it can hamper your let-down reflex (which releases milk into your milk ducts) and make it harder for your baby to get what they need. Take care of yourself so that you’re at your best for your baby. Ask your partner, family, or friends to help with other things. Tell overnight guests to wait a few weeks before they visit, so you can nurse in peace and establish milk supply.
4.Get Support
Seek out other new moms who are breastfeeding and lean on each other. If your mom, friend, or grandmother breastfed, ask them what helped. If you’re feeling vulnerable while you’re getting your milk supply established, avoid people who are critical or don’t support your breastfeeding or who make it hard for you to nurse.
