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breast problems

Hey ladies I hope you are all staying cool in this weather I was wondering when doesyour breast actually start leaking milk?? Like is it normal for it not to leak at all?? Does anyone know what do that means??
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7552771 tn?1469929649
Hahah. Your breasts are not broken. I didn't leak at all with my first. I didn't even know they could until this pregnancy with this app haha. And I had a great milk supply with my first so don't worry you aren't missing anything. Mine happen to leak when I was getting a physical and I was in a gown right before my doctor came in it started hahah super awkward having cold wet boobs while she gave me a breast exam.
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I thought there was something wrong
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I thought there was something wrong
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Oh okay I thought my breast was broken or something lolss. Im 27 weeks and 4 days and nothing still didnt leak out yet
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7552771 tn?1469929649
It's normal for them not to leak at all until baby comes. But if they do it can happen anytime I believe after 10 weeks. It usually starts leaking out clear liquid it's colostrum it's filled with antibodies and it's what baby will first be drinking but you could also leak some yellow that's the same thing. It's normal to leak or not to leak. I'm 23 weeks and have only leaked once.
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