When my first baby was born she had to stay in the NICU for awhile and could not nurse at first. I asked mydoctor to prescribe somethign for me to help bring my milk in, after 3 days I was getting nothing when I pumped, so he prescribed metoclopramide which, like domperidone, has a side effect of increasing prolactin thereby increasing milk supply. These days domperidone is prescribed rather than metoclopramide because the metoclopramide can also cause depression. Domperidone has not been found to increase your risk for depression, although some mothers who take it will suffer from post-pardum depression there is no link to the drug. Using the prescription worked wonders for me, it really worked WELL to say the least! In fact I did not use up all the pills that were prescribed because my milk came in really quickly and I did not need the meds anymore. I was also taking fenugreek which can also be effective, it is recommended that you take fenugreek with blessed thissle as well, they work great in combination. A friend of mine takes liquid tinictures of fenugreek and blessed thissle and she produces tons of milk, she only has to pump every 4 hours or so and she gets 8-10 oz. each time she pumps so she has plenty for her baby. As for the whole bottles thing, I have used syringe feeding for my babies when they were little since they hatd bottles too and it worked great. Good luck, and congratulations on giving your baby the best nutrition possible.