So

one of the things I do ask is, are you going back to work or are you going to be separated from your baby? Because that is an important factor.

Years ago, yes, we had more stay-at-home moms, but the realism is that a lot of moms do have to go back to work.

So I do like to say give at least three weeks, if you can, of direct breastfeeding where you're just latching the baby.

Because your baby is actually, when latching well, is the number one driver of your breast milk supply.

It's a feed fat system.

So the more that's demanded, the more you supply.

One of the