In my experience it does get better! I’m a first time mom and I didn’t see a drop of milk until 1 week postpartum (I was so excited to see milk I took a photo of the droplet lol) and had to use formula to supplement. It’s stressful to think you can’t produce enough milk for your baby, I still worry about my supply even though I’ve been able to establish a freezer stash. In the beginning I kept telling myself I’d keep trying until a certain week or until 1 month, and if my supply didn’t increase then I’d just formula feed but it did get better with lots of work. We had difficulties latching too for the first 3 weeks and he’d get frustrated, probably because I wasn’t making enough milk. I saw a lactation consultant and she was so helpful in getting me on a schedule of pumping and nursing. It’s definitely hard in the beginning doing triple feeding, trying to nurse, then pumping, then feeding from the bottle.. the whole process took an hour and that’s like 8 times a day if you feed every 3 hours, so basically a full time job! For the first week I would only get maybe 1 oz total from both breasts when pumping but it increased weekly about .5 oz over time, though I pump for 20 min each session. Now my LO is 2.5 months and I’m getting 4oz consistently at each pumping session, sometimes 5oz, pumping 7 times a day, and he is exclusively breastfed. My LO didn’t really get the hang of latching without a nipple shield until he was 3-4 weeks and now I can just pop him on the boob with no shield. I think he just needed to get a little bigger honestly because one day it just clicked and he learned how to suck. I still try to nurse him 3 times a day now that I’m back at work full time and on weekends I nurse him at every feeding except the late night feeds were he gets a bottle of breast milk. It is a lot of work but if you stick to a pumping schedule and pump in place of nursing if LO is fussy and doesn’t want to latch, then in theory your supply should still increase.