Pumping your breast and then formula????

Ok so i bought me a breast pump and i wanted to pump my milk and give it to my baby that way but if i pump my breast for like 4 weeks or so will my baby NOT want formula??? Because i dont plan on pumping my breast that long so i need to make sure she will still drink formula afterwards. ?????? PLEASE HELP im due in 5days and still dont know what to do. 
Oh yea and if i do use the pump, how long after i stop using it will my breast STOP producing milk??????

Um when I pumped I would give her what i pumped and if she was still hungry i gave her formula because I hated bfing, it hurt my tits so bad =[

lots of babies switch to formula.

They will eat what you give them whether they like it or not! We dont want them running our lives already lol  

If you decided you don't want to continue pumping and using breastmilk you should start cutting pumping sessions out little by little and supplementing with formula until you are done pumping and completely on formula..

If you stop pumping all at once, it can be VERY painful and if you let all the milk build up like that without slowely weaning you can very easily get a breast infection...

Quoting ::Sara & Farah:::“ If you decided you don't want to continue pumping and using breastmilk you should start cutting pumping ... [snip!] ... painful and if you let all the milk build up like that without slowely weaning you can very easily get a breast infection...”

Thank you so much! that makes alot of sense! thanks!

Quoting IsabellaFiore:“ They will eat what you give them whether they like it or not! We dont want them running our lives already lol  ”

LOL!! ok

It depends on how much milk you produce that determines how long it takes for your milk to dry up. I had identical twin daughters that I strictly breastfed for 13 months, and before they could nurse I had to pump because I was producing too much milk and they would choke, I ended up pumping about 100 oz of milk EVERYDAY and that's not including them eating 7-8 times a day. My daughters are three now, and I produced milk until about 3 months ago.

Quoting Ready for Baby #3:“ It depends on how much milk you produce that determines how long it takes for your milk to dry up. I ... [snip!] ... and that's not including them eating 7-8 times a day. My daughters are three now, and I produced milk until about 3 months ago.”

WOW! Thats a long time to stillbeproducing milk, Thanks for the info.