While I was pregnant, I really wanted to breastfeed and was really excited about it, and when she was born, she latched on right away and did great. But I had post partum depression really bad for a couple of weeks after I had my daughter and the sleepless nights really didn't help with that. She wanted to eat every 20 minutes, and I was the only one who could feed her, so I couldn't just hand her off to my husband, and it started to get really stressful for me and I felt bad that the breastfeeding wasn't a positive experience for my daughter and I. So, when she was a month old, I started to pump and put the breastmilk in bottles so I knew how much she was getting. Then we started to add a little formula to the bottles with the breastmilk. And then the pump broke! So we started her on just formula. And I really liked how things were going on just the formula. She was sleeping a long time at night, anybody could feed her, and I was feeling a lot better. My milk supply started to go down, so I just forgot about breastfeeding. But now I am afraid to tell anyone that I am not breastfeeding anymore and I don't want to go to the mommy and baby support group in my town because they are all breastfeeding advocates, and I don't want to be judged. There is so much pressure nowadays to breastfeed, and everyone always says breast is best! But If it is stressful for me, then it's not good for the baby, right? I was just wondering how many other mothers were formula feeding their babies too.