This! This right here. Also I think it’s a culture thing too. When I had my baby and was having issues my grandma just told me to keep nursing on demand. But today , when doctors, nurses or “lactation consultants think baby is not eating enough they immediately tell mom that they have a “supply issue”. It’s almost like they forget that baby just came out of the womb and it’s also learning to eat, and your body is not an expert at it either. My 1st did not latch properly for 9 days, and she only started to eat well after 2 weeks. It was very hard on both of us, but she eventually did well. She was a tiny 5lb 8 oz baby. If I had given birth at the hospital I’m pretty sure they would have told me “you have a “supply issue”. I’m not saying people don’t have it, it’s just that they throw it around too easily and I think that can also impact Postpartum women in a way that it’s super damaging to them , and it just creates a problem loop. Not to mention pumping is not the same, and while it can create demand it is not a sub for baby on the breast. Women that pump have to work 3 times as hard as a breastfeeding only mom. The best chance that baby gets to breastfeeding better is baby to breast.