It is definitely possible, but the earlier you start the easier it will be. Start by putting her to the breast and seeing if she can attach. The more often you feed the better, especially while your supply is building up. Most bf babies need 8 -12 feeds in 24 hours, but you might need to feed more often or express in between if your supply has dropped off. I recommend that you see a Lactation Consultant or give the ABA 24 hour help line a call. They will be able to give you really advice.

Once you have bfing established it will be easy to know when she's full as she'll stop drinking. It might be a bit harder in the beginning while she is learning to attach, but she should let you know if she's still hungry. A LC or ABA counsellor will be able to help you with that too.

GL.