WIth breast feeding you have to make sure that you are drinking enough too i know that can cause you to have not enough milk. with my first one i didnt breast feed, with my second and third i tried but failed..... that was all me, with number four i was determined to do it so i read and did somethings to get ready. Here goes some TMI lol, i always had trouble with one breast while feeding so i found out that i had an inverted nipple, easily resolved with these shields that you can get and wear and then for the most part it will correct itself once you use them for a while and continue to breast feed, then i didnt have any formula in the house, this helped me stick to it because when i was feeding in the middle of the night and the baby was freaking out it is real easy to say to hell with this and give him a bottle, but you cant do it if you have no formula. I also nursed around the clock when he was first born, to advoid engorgement when my milk first came in, and it worked. I remember with the first three my m ilk coming in and i looked like Pamela Anderson gone wrong,lol, they hurt , they were huge, they hurt,lol, and i didnt want a baby or anyone touching them especially since you will be sore from delivery, it just made it harder. So when the baby is born nurse, nurse, nurse, and when he/she crys and you just fed him , nurse him/her again,lol (of course as long as you burped, and changed the baby, i dont suggest over nursing,lol) Breast milk is thin and they can digest it very fast so somet imes you feel like that is all you do,lol. At 6 weeks, and 3 months the baby will hit a growth spurt and you will notice that they baby seems to be nursing all the time and you will begin to think that maybe you arent making enough milk but it is probably a growth spurt so the baby will nurse alot to make your breast produce more and then you will notice that your breast get real full and then the baby will not feel like it is empting,lol, it all eventually evens out. Someone told me to get past it the first 4 weeks are very trying but if you can get past that you will be good to go. You will have nipple pain when the baby is first latching on when you are first starting to nurse but it does go away and stop hurting after a few weeks, so just breath throught the pain and it will go away !!!!!!!! The pain should only be about 20 seconds, that is ont thing that almost made me stop again but i kept remembering the moms on my mommy board telling me that they promised that it would stop after a few weeks, and it did, and i am so glad that persevered through it. It can sometimes still get overwhelming because it is all you, no one else can feed the baby for you so you can do something but it does get easier after a little time. Also if the baby is hysterical it can have a harder time latching on because they are so busy crying so it is be tter to nurse at the begining of signs that the baby wants to eat.
gosh any questions, even if they are personal or embarissing dont hesitate to ask me i have no shame and dont mind talking about anything.