No weight loss and breastfeeding

You have have have to make sure you eat enough. I found personally that if I didn't eat enough my weight loss stalled in favour of keeping milk production. Better then the alternative of loosing weight and loosing supply!
I personally like to keep my Net at least 1200.

Sometimes that means I eat a ton after a big workout day, or sometime that means I just eat my normal calories after a non workout day.
Either way, I want to make sure I get enough to eat.

I agree. You need to eat healthy snacks whenever your baby eats. I am breastfeeding, my baby is 5 weeks old. I have lost all the baby weight plus 4 more lbs. I have a snack whenever she eats which is every 3 hours.drink plenty of water, if you don't eat enough your body won't have the energy to lose weight and make milk. Also, keep taking your pre-natal vitamins. Congrats on the new baby and good luck.

I didn't really start losing weight until about the 6-month mark of breastfeeding; I'm not sure if it was because my milk production was so high at that point but I didn't even watch my weight and I got really skinny. Like the other posters have mentioned please do make sure you are eating enough, you don't want you or your baby to suffer from malnutrition. And congratulations!

Have you measured yourself? I seem to be trading off between losing inches and losing pounds, which is fine by me. While I did input a weight goal, primarily because I'd ideally like to lose some weight before we TTC number two, I decided it is far more important for me to tone and build muscle right now because I slacked on everything but cardio and stretching during pregnancy. Of course, I haven't hit my pre partum weight quite yet at four months PP so I could stall as I get closer (10 pounds away). I also worked out lightly and ate well for nearly four months before I began to see any weight loss other than the initial drop. I even regained in the beginning, likely because I had cut my calories too low for breastfeeding. My son tends to be a slow gainer and is a very low percentile so I have to be really mindful of my supply. I weigh him weekly so I can verify trends in his growth. I'm actually glad I decided to start doing that at two months otherwise I would have been convinced that my weight loss attempts impacted his weight gain. The only thing that seemed to make a difference was the week I had my first post partum period. He wasn't fussy so I didn't realize he was eating less . However, now I probably eat 2600-2800 calories per day (exercise 800-1000/calories per day because we take a lot of walks and I haven't started eating any of those calories back because I need a HRM) which might make a difference. If my weight loss stalls or goes too fast I will probably increase my calories even more as opposed to decrease them. I might also add in a calorie spike day to keep my body on its toes.