breatfeeding question??

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SJ BROWN
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breatfeeding question??

Post by SJ BROWN »

Well........am now at home with no experts to help me!!yikes.........

WhenI was in the birthing unit breastfeeding my breast were really hard & once Jack had fed you could always tell fromwhich one as the other wouldbe twice the size.

jack is now a week old and tends to feed little& often through the night & not as much in the day(likes to sleep!!)

anyway I have now noticed my breast are a lot softer and am worried this measn i have not got enough milk..is this normal at this stage???

i cant believe how paranoid & neurotic I have become since being a mum

cheers all
SARAH
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Post by kholtan »

Sarah~ I rarely have that full feeling and I am b-feeding twins. :? Only when it has been a long time in between feeding like when we are traveling or something where they sleep through a feed. Don't worry as long as he is gaining weight. Good luck and congrats!
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Post by meg12 »

Sarah--I also had lots of engorgement the first few weeks, but hardly ever get it now (I'm 3 months out). The only time they ever feel a little hard is if I drink a beer :wink: Don't worry--your milk supply should be just adjusting to the baby's needs now. It's so much more comfortable!
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