How many pumps

I tried bottle feeding them while I pumped by propping them up on air plane pillows, one on each side. Sometimes they would kick the pump bottles though, but over all it worked well. Otherwise I tried to pump stung their naps. They sleep 9pm to 6am, eat at 6, back to sleep 7-9:30am. Eat at 10am, nap 11:30 to 1:30. Eat at 2 pm, nap 3:30-5:30pm. Eat/nurse at 6pm, eat again 8:30, then bed time 9pm. They basically go 4 hour hours between feedings and I pump as soon as the go down for their nap.

If you decide to drop pumps, which is totally understandable as EPing is tough, not to mention with twins, I would recommend being cautious about it and doing one at a time and waiting a few weeks in between (probably what you were planning on anyway). I had not yet found this board and dropped to 6 pumps a little too early (around 11 weeks I think) and then took a big supply hit and had a tough time building my supply back up, which I found to be very stressful. Some ladies like the previous poster are really lucky and can drop pumps sooner, and you may certainly be one of them. However, I found that I had to stay at at least 5 pumps a day until around 8 months pp. I took a small supply hit each time I dropped, but by 8 months I had enough stored that I was ok even if I didn't produce as much as she drank, and her milk consumption decreased around 9 or so months when she got up to 3 meals. When I was down to 3 pumps, I only got about 18 oz on a good day, which was much less than the 30+oz I got at the beginning of pumping. I wish I could have been doing 3x much sooner (it is soooooo much easier!) but I never would have made it to the year mark without needing to supplement. I hope you are one of the lucky ones who can drop a little early, and kudos to you for pumping for twins! I can imagine it is crazy! Good luck!