Lactation Considerations After Loss

The physical changes of your body after delivery of a baby can stimulate hormones to produce milk. This can be traumatic if it is not anticipated. Some patients choose to suppress the milk production while others choose to pump milk and donate it. Below are some resources to help you decide which option is right for you.

Resources for Lactation Considerations After Loss

LLL USA's Lactation suppression information: Details on middle of the page

Empty Arms Lactation After Loss Support provides support for parents through any and all emotional responses they may face in response to lactation.

Mothers' Milk Bank: Donating After the Loss of Your Baby