Sorry, but of a crap title!
DS has just had 15 mins on one boob feeding pretty actively, then pulled off. So far so good. I gave him a little break, propped him up just in case of wind (he's been a bit windy today) then as he was rooting against my shoulder put him to the other boob. Bit random really as the other one still had milk but hey. He fed for a while on the other side but not 15 mins. So my question is, next time he wants a feed (and he's a frequent feeder, I struggle to make him last an hour between feeds when he's awake but he feeds so much better when he does have that brief wait, not the feed-doze-nudge feed-doze-nudge affairs we had been having) should I offer him the half-finished side first to finish off, or am I effectively starting from scratch with the next feed? And does a boob ever really run dry anyway? Mine don't seem to despite the odd early hours formula top-up when my milk though plentiful doesn't seem to satisfy him.
Thanks,
Heather
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Half a boob feed - offer that boob next time?
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MrsHD · 07/01/2009 20:37
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