The more a mother nurses, the more she stimulates her body to make milk. Some mothers will pump after feedings if they have a history of low supply or delayed increase in milk supply during the first week. Occasionally, a mother will have concerns about meeting the baby’s increasing appetite. If you have concerns that your baby is not getting enough milk, you should talk with your baby’s doctor and seek support from a lactation consultant. If you had stopped breastfeeding and wish to restart, lactation consultants may be able to assist in relactation. The relactation process may include boosting milk production, as described above, as well as retraining your baby on how to feed from the breast.