1.) You can do everything "right" and still have undersupply. 
I fed on demand, didn't introduce bottle early, had skin to skin in the delivery room, support of an amazing IBCLC and breastfeeding support group. I drowned myself in water, ate oats 3x's a day and took all the supplements. And for me, it didn't increase my supply. In the beginning there was a mixture of things that lead to my supply issues- PCOS, a sever lip/tongue tie, extreme nipple (bottle/pacifier) preference & inefficient suck. 

My E came shooting out like a rocket, went on my chest, latched and camped there for what felt like the next 6 months.  There were days (or weeks) I didn't leave my comfy nursing chair (bed or couch) until my husband came home from work.  Without my handy dandy nursing cady, I would have been lost.  I was able to keep my most needed items close and if I decided to move from my nursing chair to the couch it was convenient to carry all my needed things with a baby most likely still latch.    
​Now when friends or family are having babies I put together a few of my must haves in this convenient caddy.  

At times it can seem very difficult to find resources in your community.  I can't even remember how many hours I spent on google when trying to find local help.  It seemed very overwhelming at times.  Being in the birth world now has allowed me to make many connections and network with all types of support in the Westchester, Rockland and Orange County area.  Below are just some of the services in our area.  Hopefully this makes your search a little easier.  

​If you have a recommendation to add please let me know!