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14863556 tn?1436982791

BREASTMILK

I am a ftm so idk what to expect. Am 36 weeks 2days and my **** havent produced any form of milk a fluid since ive been pregnant. I know everyone will be different. Is it that i will start making milk after i delivery my bby?

I am really not interested in feeding my baby with anything but breastmilk.
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14863556 tn?1436982791
Lol *smiles* thanks ladies :-) i hope i make alot of milk. I already bought nursing bra pads  :) thanks alot because i really want to give my baby only breastmilk and not formula
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12584065 tn?1436320514
Yes, once your baby exits through your birth canal, your body will send a message to your brain that will make your breasts start producing milk. Thats why womens boobs are so sore and full after giving birth :)
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That's normal not everyone leaks yet. Right now you are only producing small quantities of colostrum. It's what your baby will eat the first few days to boost their immune system. I never leaked till my milk came in a few days after baby is born is when that happens then you'll be leaking everywhere lol.
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Your milk comes in after baby is born, you have colostrum right now, which will be enough for baby until your milk fully comes in, it will come in faster once baby is nursing. Don't worry it will come in, and you'll know lol.
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