I’m 9 weeks pregnant and have always had small breasts (about an A-B cup). I plan to breastfeed, and although my breasts have enlarged a little during the pregnancy, I do look at them wondering how much milk they’ll really be able to hold? Are they likely to enlarge further to facilitate nursing, or might there be a chance that I’ll struggle to produce milk? Perhaps the size of my breasts are absolutely fine, I just ask this as it’s occurred to me that I’ve only ever seen women with breasts larger than mine nursing. My breasts aren’t that small, at the moment - I’d say about a decent B cup.
I guess my questions are the following:
How large must breasts be to produce milk and facilitate breastfeeding? If my breasts are currently ‘too small’ to produce milk and facilitate breastfeeding, are they likely to grow to a size that allows them to do so during the remainder of my pregnancy?
I know these are strange questions, I’m just a little concerned I guess.
Thank you for your thoughts.
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How much will my breasts enlarge?
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L0ngg0ne · 25/10/2017 08:54
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