Congratulations on your new adopted baby! There's so much to look forward to. But breastfeeding an adopted baby...clearly impossible, right? Don't give up hope so fast. Even if you were never pregnant, there are ways to give baby your own breast milk through induced lactation and stimulated milk supply. In this section of Breastfeeding.com, we'll let you know all about breastfeeding your adopted baby. We'll fill you in on fenugreek, the natural supplement known to help induce lactation and increase milk supply. We have other tips on breastfeeding an adopted baby, like letting you know if and how pumping can help you make breast milk. Other advice on breastfeeding an adopted baby here at Breastfeeding.com includes tons of info on nursing supplementers and how to use them, as well as why you might need one in the first place. You might also be visiting this area on Breastfeeding.com because of a friend's adopted baby. Here, we'll answer that age-old question of whether it's okay to pump milk for a friend. If you're a mama who has been through the breastfeeding an adopted baby process, other new moms will certainly appreciate your advice. Take a minute to look through the questions we have here, and feel free to expand upon our expert answers and give your own real-life experience and tips. Trust us, our new adoptive Bumpie parents will appreciate it! And, if there's any question about breastfeeding an adopted baby that we haven't answered here, just let us know. Good luck!