Conceiving a 2nd Baby and Breastfeeding

Hello Marie, I am worried. My partner and I are trying to have a 2nd child because the birth of our first one went really well. No tearing, no cesarean, no epidural. Our baby is 7 months old, and I am breastfeeding. We have been trying to conceive for 4 months. We had sexual relations, and the next morning I started bleeding pinkish blood. Is this normal? I had some pain in my lower stomach before, yet my period is over, and my mucus was normal.

What should I think?

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