For some women breastfeeding is a positive experience, for others it is an excruciating nightmare. And if they opted for formula after giving birth, the breasts stop producing milk and cannot be restarted. This baby formula shortage is no joke.
There is something called re-lactation. It takes dedication, but it is possible to get one's milk back after several weeks or even months of consistent pumping. It may not work out, but it may be worth a try for a mother concerned about finding formula in the future.
For some women breastfeeding is a positive experience, for others it is an excruciating nightmare. And if they opted for formula after giving birth, the breasts stop producing milk and cannot be restarted. This baby formula shortage is no joke.
There is something called re-lactation. It takes dedication, but it is possible to get one's milk back after several weeks or even months of consistent pumping. It may not work out, but it may be worth a try for a mother concerned about finding formula in the future.
https://www.coddle.co/blog3/relactation-how-to-get-your-milk-supply-back-after-stopping
One can also purchase breastmilk! $.25 to $1.00 an ounce. Vegan/special diet and unvaccinated sellers generally charge more.
https://www.onlythebreast.com/