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What to Do If the Mother Does Not Experience “Significant” Breast Changes Significant breast changes include: - Breasts increasing in size by at least 1 cup size. - Breasts full, heavy, and painful. These symptoms are indications of adequate growth of the milk making apparatus of the breasts. If th...

The Protocols for Inducing Lactation and Maximizing Milk Production: The Regular Protocol Suitable for intended mothers expecting a baby via surrogacy or adoptive mothers with a long lead time Most of the women who have followed this protocol were able to meet most if not all of their baby’s breast...

Pumping Instructions to Accompany the Protocols for Induced Lactation We suggest a “baby honeymoon” for the first 48 hours of pumping. Pump every 2 hours by day and every 3 hours by night. Then over the next two weeks, start pumping as follows as often as you can. 8 - 12 times per day: - Pump for 5...

The Protocols for Inducing Lactation and Maximizing Milk Production: The Menopause Protocol If the mother is menopausal due to surgical removal of her reproductive organs or naturally occurring menopause, she can still breastfeed and bring in her milk supply. A woman does not need a uterus or ovari...

The Protocols for Inducing Lactation and Maximizing Milk Production The Accelerated Protocol Suitable for intended mothers or adoptive mothers who have little time to prepare, or for mothers who wish to relactate Milk production may be significantly lower with this protocol than that achieved with ...