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My breasts aren't tender. Should they be?

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chickane · 16/01/2010 11:43

I'm 40wks+ and planning on breast feeding. I had some breast tenderness at the start of the pregnancy but nothing since. They've got bigger (were quite big to start with) and I haven't had anything leak out yet.

Any ideas if this could mean anything regarding me not being able to breast feed?

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OmicronPersei8 · 16/01/2010 11:47

It all sounds normal to me - I'm big-boobed and didn't leak at all while pregnant. I was fine with breastfeeding. If you are worried at all about breastfeeding, why not try to find the numbers of a local breastfeeding counsellor or clinic so you know where to get support if you need it?

Good luck by the way.

fedup1981 · 16/01/2010 11:50

I doubt it means anything to be honest, not everyone gets every symptom of pregnancy (thank god) I'm sure you'll be fine. Leaking in pregnancy has no bearing on how well or when your milk comes in anyway. Good luck with the birth, and bf!!

heth1980 · 16/01/2010 19:32

perfectly normal. mine were really tender during first trimester but not at all now (33 wks). I also haven;t leaked and didn't during my last pregnancy either - it didn't affect me bfing DD.

chickane · 17/01/2010 21:17

Splendid. Thank you all for your comments.

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Abubu · 17/01/2010 22:16

Hi,

My boobs felt normal last time until the day my milk came in, 4 days after giving birth.

Don't worry I'm sure it's fine.

MrsKitty · 17/01/2010 22:47

I didn't leak at all with DS and I breastfed him for 13 months. Had stacks of breastpads but never had to use them - this time around I'm like a fountain .

Don't worry. It's not unusual to have no leakage before baby is born and it will have absolutely no bearing on your ability to breastfeed (and remember, for the first few days you will only be producing tiny amounts of colostrum rather than vast amounts of milk)

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