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The hormones circulating while you're breastfeeding can temporarily suspend ovulation, so you may not see a period (or experience a regular one) until you wean your baby. Your period should return within six to eight weeks after you stop breastfeeding, though it can take months for it to be totally regular again.If you think you should be menstruating and you're not, give your doctor a call.: How soon will I get my period back after having my baby? A: If you're not breastfeeding, it usually takes about six to eight weeks for your period to return to normal after delivery.
Occasional spotting within the first three to six months after your menstrual cycle returns is normal and does not indicate a problem. For your first period after having your baby, it is normal for it to last longer than the five to seven days you may be accustomed too.Many women say their first cycle lasts two or three weeks, although you will likely want to speak to your healthcare provider if your cycle lasts much longer than this.ou are more likely to have no periods while breastfeeding if you're exclusively nursing and your baby does not use a pacifier. In most cases, the rule of thumb is that it's perfectly normal to wait up until six months after you're finished breastfeeding for your menstrual cycle to return.