Hi Hope,
Sounds like you're doing a great job to feed your baby.
Perhaps you've been over all this with your LC already, but how often are you feeding and how are you feeding? Also, what is your bottle feeding routine?
Frequent feeding, switch feeding, breast compressions and breast milk top ups are all ways to maximise the amount of milk baby gets. When feeding formula, it can be helpful also to pace feed to minimise the amount they take (it's easy to overfeed from a bottle).

It's understandable to be disappointed when we fall short of our goals, but you are still breastfeeding and doing a good job taking care of your little one. Sometimes we have to define our own success - for some mums that's not 100% breastfeeding, but that doesn't mean they've failed.

There are some articles on the ABA website that might be helpful (if you haven't seen them already)
https://www.breastfeeding.asn.au/bfi...la-supplements
https://www.breastfeeding.asn.au/bf-...0%93mum/supply

Take care,
I breastfed him 9 times yesterday and give him the bottle 10 times. Our bottle routine is not good as well, he has issues there too. Right now what's good is that after a good breastfeeding of mine he won't take more then 30ml from the bottle, he can get hungry a hour after and eat 50ml. There are also times when he seems hungry! he tries to drink and struggles with the sips, he seems to be out of air or has problems to swallow and breathing in between, it reminds me a bit of when he wiggles around on my breast. he also started to suck the bottle for sucking in between sips.

We try not to use formula we have a woman who donates us her breast milk, she has a lot of it!

Not being able to do a 100% breastfeeding is something I need to think about, thank you for your advice and thanks for the links.