@SunStruck I'm planning to breastfeed. No leakage here either but everything I've read says that leaking in pregnancy has nothing to do with supply. I've I hand express (carefully and with the ok from my midwife) I get a few drops from each side, but not much, literally a couple of ml. Colostrum is so nutrient rich and babies have such tiny stomachs those first few days it really doesn't take much. For me as a first timer the best advice I've seen is:
Baby will be on the boob a lot the first free weeks. As long and they're peeing and pooping well they're getting enough. They're on there to increase supply.
Don't give up on a bad day/after a bad feed.
Make sure you have nipple cream and use it every feed
When they first latch it might be uncomfortable/hurt, but that shouldn't last longer than about 30 seconds. If it still hurts after that unlatch them (by sticking a finger in their mouth to break the suction) and make sure they get a big mouthful of boob, not just the nipple.
The more skin to skin time you can do the better
Cluster feeding is a thing! They will have days, even when they get older where they want to feed constantly. It's normally linked to a growth spurt and they're telling you're body to produce more milk.
Make sure you have a big water bottle and some snacks! That way you can settle in for the longer feeds without sitting there starving 😂
It's something that I've wanted to do for years, so I've done a lot of research and reading. But basically don't panic, accept that the first few weeks will probably be tough and go for it! But if it doesn't work out, don't beat yourself up 🤷♀️ honestly getting these babies here and keeping them fed and happy is all that matters, so try not to put too much pressure on yourself