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Assuming you nursed your baby: Are you still nursing and if not when did you stop breastfeeding?

Well, I have read for my own reasons about spacing babies so close and a) it is good to wait at least 18 months before trying to conceive again. reduces the risks of premature babies and low birth weights and the worst is, if the baby is premature then, all this can lead to long term neurological disabilities in children. So it is a risk for the baby.
b) Not good for the mother either, your body has not recovered yet from the JAN baby. Pregnancy and birth is a very traumatic experience for the body so you may have many complications due to not allowing the body enough time to recover. Miscarriage, preeclampsia, etc
I would honestly ask your OB/gyn the pros and cons of having a baby so quickly and there is much science for you to research on your own about this beforehand too.
Haste has not ever been known to be a good thing . . .

At Phillips, I stop breasting feeding two months in because I didn't produce milk. They obgyn have no clue what's wrong, but won't answer if I'll still ovualate