I'm 31 weeks on Tuesday, 1 St child and also very much wanting to breast feed my baby. But can I say that I have done a lot of research on this as my brothers fiancee could not breast feed and it tore her up. It's not the end of the world and yes ît may be natural but don't stress yourself over not being able to produce milk yet, the other Ladies are right the Hormone oxytocin which is produced during labour kick starts the milk to come through. Some times this may take a few days even a week. It's different for every one. But please don't stress as lots of new research says that bottle milk is just as good these days as breast milk your baby will be looked after just the same whatever way you are able to feed her/him. Lots of emphasis it's placed on breast feeding but people forget it's very difficult for a lot of ladies and stress them unnecessarily. If it happens then brilliant but if it doesn't well it's not the end of the world either and don't let others tell you any different.
If you don't mind me asking why are you getting induced? I am literally one day after you, I turn 39 weeks on Tuesday and I have a feeling I am going to go past my due date :/
Thank you guys && yes I'm kind of stressing about it but if it has to come once I have my baby then it has to come..I'll also try the warm water bath hopefully it helps
You will have colostrum for the first few days and then your milk will let down, colostrum is clear and different to milk it's full of everything your new baby needs so don't stress about it, it takes a few days for your milk to come after birth :)
It will sort it's self out sweetie. Breastfeeding is the most natural thing, you body will know what to do when it comes to it. The midwifes should help you latch your baby after birth too. Good luck with everything and stay strong. Remember the amazing benefits your giving your child by breastfeeding.
your breast milk normally comes in after baby is born. and even then colostrum comes first, filled with all the good stuff your baby needs to give it all your immunity. so if you start breast feeding and pumping and the fluid doesn't look like milk (colostrum can be almost clear) dont freak it's normal and dont toss it! good luck!
did you try taking a hot bath & relaxing then squeeze around your nipple afterwards?! It always works for me..