The best way to increase your milk production is by feeding your baby at the breast. Expressing can often give the impression of low supply when in fact babe is getting all he or she needs. If your supply seems low when baby is BFing then sometimes this is an indication of poor attachment, so contacting a lactation consultant when you are pregnant will mean you will have someone to contact if you have concerns once bub has arrived.

During your pregnancy you can join the ABA and meet other mothers who have breastfed succesfully (often overcoming pain/supply issues/attachment problems). Talking to them and seeing how they breastfeed will be the best preparation you can do.

Good luck TTC!