Babies tummies can only hold about 5ml (not sure what that is in ounces, but we are talking a very small amount which can be given with a little syringe) anyway, so they definitely don't need milk in the first days. As Liz says, the colostrum is very high in both nutrients and antibodies - it contains everything your baby needs until your milk comes in.

C-sects can cause complications - sometimes it can delay your milk coming in. Also the drugs can make baby sleepy, and often you are separated from baby for a while, both of which can impact on the baby attaching well at first. If you have a c/s, if it is possible, try to have baby with you in recovery. Feeding within the first hour is ideal for establishing bfing. If you are planning a c/s or expecting to have to have one, joining La Leche League will be even more beneficial for you, so they can give you the information and support you need to overcome any issues. GL.