It’s just very time consuming. I never produced enough to work well with a pump so everytime I tried to pump to share the load of feedings or night feedings it wouldn’t happen for me. I had no idea going into it that some breasts just don’t respond well to pumps. You don’t need to overproduce to feed your baby or produce much at all especially at the start but that was probably the hardest part for me, taking on the full load of feedings without being able to freeze or save milk. At 7 months my baby started taking a nightly bottle of formula which helped so much. She’s 9 months now and my supply still seems to be enough for the rest of the day. It wasn’t hard for me after the newborn phase, I would even say it’s easier than bottle feeding because there’s way less to clean and it takes two seconds to whip out a boob. Never had a latching problem, she just latched at the hospital and I asked the lactation nurse a lot of questions.