My daughther is 2 months old, is it possible for her to learn how to breastfeed all over again?

There is certainly no harm in trying, but I wouldn’t rate your chances of success very highly. The reality is that sucking milk from a breast is much harder work for the baby than sucking formula from a bottle through a rubber teat – the majority of babies realise this very quickly and are unwilling to go back to the hard work involved in being breast-fed.

Good luck to you both if you choose to try.

it is very possible. i haven’t been through it myself but it can be done

“What if baby will not latch? Keep working at it – some babies have gone back to the breast after many months of bottle feeding. Even if you are not able to persuade baby to latch, you have the option of re-establishing your milk supply via pumping and giving baby your milk via bottle or cup (this is called exclusive pumping).”

http://www.kellymom.com/bf/supply/relactation.html

Absolutely! You can do it. It’s called relactation.

Good for you for working to give your daughter the best!

yep it is. I tried to breastfeed my son, but couldn’t cuz we had so many problems. So i pumped only. I put him on when he wqas a few months old and he took to it pretty well. She may be nipple confused at first so it may take some practice. I kionda went back to pumping because it was easier, but when the pump wasn’t stimulating it enough, tried to put him on AGAIN at 5 months. Dont try to introduce her too old, because at 5 months, he absolutely refused! He screamed and cried and bite me so hard just putting my boob near his mouth. 2 months is a great age to do it again. It may help[ to get a pump as well, because if you have been giving formula this whole time you might not have much milk. Feed her and pump in between feeding. Pump or feed every hour or hour in a half.