To add my 2p to everyone else: he's fine, he's cheerful, he's expressing his preferences and you're responding to them, he has plenty of food as well as the days he gets your milk. It's all good.
As someone who both fed and pumped, I don't think what you get out pumping is what baby takes feeding, if nothing else based on the way I was usually less hungry after pumping sessions than feeds.
(also also I got really fed up of pumping, especially second time around, and was really pleased to be able to arrange things so as to minimise it; so part of my reaction is yay! less pumping! go you!)
That is a cracking story about the biscuits. Go Keiki!
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Date: 2015-10-21 12:08 pm (UTC)As someone who both fed and pumped, I don't think what you get out pumping is what baby takes feeding, if nothing else based on the way I was usually less hungry after pumping sessions than feeds.
(also also I got really fed up of pumping, especially second time around, and was really pleased to be able to arrange things so as to minimise it; so part of my reaction is yay! less pumping! go you!)
That is a cracking story about the biscuits. Go Keiki!