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there is colostrum there before the milk comes in and the baby gets enough so there is no need to worry, mother nature is good like that. My milk came in in almost exactly three days, she was born at 10:19 on wednesday and it came in at 10:30 on saturday.
If you're breastfeeding, a small amount of progestogen will reach your baby, but it won't do him any harm. You can have the injection any time after giving birth if you are formula feeding. However, you should wait six weeks after your baby's birth before you have any injections if you're breastfeeding.