Just keep in mind though hun that the problem stemmed from a tonge tie, which resulted in lily not feeding properly which affected your supply - it was nothing you did wrong! You're doing great! Give it a few weeks and you'll get into your stride, and I bet now lily has started gaining so well there will be no stopping her!
I completely agree with this!
Modo, i think you are doing fab!
Lily is bound to be a bit behind weight-wise with the problems you've had when she was tiny. The gain from the last week really throws all that past history in the bin now! You're looking at a whole new future of a guzzling gaining baby!
Like Sarah says, once everything gets off the ground fully (and i genuinely think with a few weeks of ebm top-ups, you'll be flying with your supply!) then there will be no looking back and Lily will keep steadily gaining. Yes, she might be little now, and yes, she might keep being little for a long while, and people might comment. So what? As long as things are working NOW, it doesn't really matter what happened before
Like i said before, there is no way that a baby will gain 300g in a week on only 12oz a day, so she must be transferring milk well through the breast feeding. A bit of time for both of you to gain confidence is all you need.
You could spend out on Domperidone if you wanted, but it does sound like you're doing well.
Having read what people on the other thread you made have said, they are sort of right, in that the drug won't necessarily allow you to express faster. It might do though, so if it will help you feel happier and more confident, then maybe try it for a while and see?
As for not having time for Bobby, its a tough one, i know it was hard enough for us when F was feeding alot as a newborn, so i sympathise. You won't be tied to the pump forever though happily!
Does Bobby like doing stickers or crafts or something like that? I tried to find things we could do together whist i was sitting feeding F, and maybe you could have some special stationary activity that you do with Bobby during your expressing time. Weirdly its easier to express if you are happy and thinking about your children and feeling loved up, it helps the milk flow! I always think about how much i love them both when i express, it encourages a letdown.
I really hope things continue to get better for you though, you are doing such a good job. And don't forget we are all here for support and virtual hugs!!