Aa
has the milk come back?
hello, my daughter is now one year and 7 months, its been over a year i stopped breastfeeding, few days back i squeezed my nipples and tiny tiny little drops of milky fluid came out...not much ,now i dont squeeze them with the thought that more would come if i do so,,,,,,,,,was the milk never dried up or is my prolactins .........?
Dear ballroombetty,thanks alot for replying ,thats really sweet of u,yeah i hear ladies saying thats its pretty much normal,i hope it dries up completely:-)
Hello frea.
My son is two and a half years old now. I stopped breastfeeding when he was 18 months. I can still squeeze a very little amount of breast milk out. I have heard of women lactating if there is a baby close to them in their life without having had one recently themselves... Also, if you started pumping again, your body would start producing more. Women are AMAZING!! I think its totally normal for you to be able to squeeze a little out. If you wanted, with some work, you could start lactating at full force again. Hope this helps!
My son is two and a half years old now. I stopped breastfeeding when he was 18 months. I can still squeeze a very little amount of breast milk out. I have heard of women lactating if there is a baby close to them in their life without having had one recently themselves... Also, if you started pumping again, your body would start producing more. Women are AMAZING!! I think its totally normal for you to be able to squeeze a little out. If you wanted, with some work, you could start lactating at full force again. Hope this helps!
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