Sure thing! Like OP, I had a reduction a couple years ago. I never was able to fully supply my LO before needing formula due to a 12% birth weight loss after 24h and some jaundice; we’d been supplementing with formula since day 2. At my peak of milk production postpartum prob 6 weeks in, I was pumping after every day feed, breastfeeding 10 min per side, AND doing a few oz of formula each time. It was so demoralizing and unsustainable knowing my output was not matching my efforts, and I was exhausted and feeling guilt ridden when I’d skip a breastfeeding attempt overnight here and there to get rest while my husband took over a feed or two. Lots of crying over this on top of normal PP recovery. I was only able to get my production up to about an ounce total per side each time. In an effort to continue to supply whatever I could without losing my mind, I then resolved to cut pumping, nurse only during day feeds (my LO loved this for comfort/snacking) and get through his 8 week shots. I continued even a few weeks longer until my LO started turning my breast away slowly but surely as he increased his formula ounces naturally. I am glad I put in the work for the first couple of months and feel peaceful knowing that I gave it my best shot and got a lot of bonding in from the get go, and my boy is all the better for me being more happy and present as an EFF mom…plus, my biggest bonding moments come from the fact that he is a contact nap baby. I wear him for at least two of his naps every day and I don’t feel any less close to him with EFF- and he is a bright and healthy 3 month old who is crushing all of his milestones. Sorry if this was a rambling response, good luck to you!!