One thing I hope this Support List doesn’t leave out is this: you do not have to do every pumping session perfectly for it to count.
In the beginning, I put so much pressure on myself to pump at the “right” time, get a certain amount of milk, and stay consistent even when I was exhausted. Some sessions felt successful, while others felt frustrating or produced very little.
What helped me most was remembering that one difficult session does not define my feeding journey. Rest, hydration, support, and being gentle with yourself matter too.
If you are pumping while tired, overwhelmed, or recovering, please remember: doing your best is enough. Progress can look different every day, and you are still showing up for your baby.
This belongs on the Support List because many moms need to hear that feeding is not a test, and they do not have to carry the pressure alone. ![]()
One hard pumping session and no milk statch in the freezer does not define your journey.
You are doing enough. ![]()
Sending you so much love and positive energy, @Naee! I have also experienced an induction, so I know how intense and emotional the process can feel. Try to stay calm, breathe through each moment, and remember how strong you are. Even when the pain feels overwhelming, keep believing in yourself and hold on to your beautiful smile. Wishing you the safest delivery, a healthy baby, and a smooth and speedy recovery. We are all thinking of you and cannot wait to welcome you back stronger than ever! ![]()
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@Jessica2 thank you for letting us know .As we are family here , we can’t wait to hear the good news ![]()
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@Barb @Rachel5 @Cynsere @Chantel @Angel @Alexandria @Tori3 @arianna1 and all momas I didnt mention we all are the family Momcozy brought together ! A reminder this I a safe place where we can share it all and express it all and let all emotions out

