Hi ladies! I lurk every single day, but it's always in the morning when I'm trying to get Jeb's pancake, feed Will his yogurt/avocado mixture, and choke down a cup of coffee all at the same time, so my hands never get free to type. (In fact right this minute Will is trying to crawl all over me and get at the laptop and Jeb is "fixing" my hair)
So I'll have to be quick!
We are doing all the same pulling up, cruising, teething, sleeping like shit some nights as y'all :)
I have baby fever in a big way. Like, it's almost uncomfortable. I don't have AF back yet, nor have I seen any signs of fertility. We just used w/d. DH says no more babies, and I'm just hoping in another year or so he'll be more open to the idea. I don't ever ask or talk about it, out of respect for his feelings, and I would never try to talk him in to another baby, I just, *sigh*, really hope this is not the last time I snuggle a 10 month old. If we are done, sobeit. Life raising 2 boys can be pretty darn fun.... I just think life raising 3 boys would be even MORE fun ;)
My real question for you ladies is about supply. Like, mine feels like it is getting so low. I work 2 days/week, and I am pumping about half of what I was able to pump even a month or so ago. A few things have changed, mainly that Will doesn't like to nurse much during the day. He is so distractable, and I can't lay around on my bed nursing him all day! Even when he gets hurt, he looks at me like I'm crazy when I try to nurse him to soothe him! He pulls away and looks at me like "why in the hell would I want to nurse right now? I just bumped my head! What does that have to do with nursing?" LOL! He does nurse a lot at night, and makes plenty of pee and acts fine and def isn't dehydrated, I just... IDK. He's so not the boob-maniac that Jeb was so this all seems foreign to me. I don't see him nursing to 2+ like Jeb did, which is all fine with me. Maybe I'm about to get AF? Or is this just a natural sort of decline as they get older? Anyone else noticing a decreased supply?









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