I have been feeding the sink since I started breastfeeding Natey exclusively 3.5 weeks ago. I don’t keep any of my EBM now, whether after feeds or in between feeds.

I don’t want to put Natey back on the bottle because that made him greedy and impatient. He bites — with his super hard gums — when my flow is slow compared to the bottle. So no matter how painfully sore I am, I would still let him latch on *tears of sacrifice*

After getting an advice from an experienced Mommy friend — Thank you, LinLin! — it would be wise to keep stock of my EBM as there will be days of low supply or I get ill. Faithfully, I listened!

Preparing for Dry times
It might or might not happen *fingers crossed*

There are 15 bottles — 12 Safety Plus & 3 Medela — in total and they are all BPA-Free. Not sure if they are sufficient, but for starters it ought to be? If you’re disapproving the tiny size. Well I am guilty for adorable things, and they are super cute! *keke*

Now that I am bottle-readied, I shall let my sink go on a hunger diet for a while until all these are filled *yay*

Btw, EBM stored in the freezer can last up to 3 months. But I’m not going to let them sit that long, so that means the sink will get its share again every few weeks

Anyway I hope I don’t have to use them anytime soon!

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