Quoting K[♥ E&C]:" When you're engorged (you'll know if you are!) and baby isn't hungry, pump. Always offer baby the boob first, when baby is satisfied and you still have milk left in your breasts, pump then too."
Quoting Purple Monkey Dishwasher:" Not everyone gets that feeling. My sister had a baby 17 days after me, and her boobs never felt any different than they did before she was even pregnant."Some women may not, as your sister experienced. But the fuller they get, yes most women feel the engorgement
Quoting K[♥ E&C]:" Some women may not, as your sister experienced. But the fuller they get, yes most women feel the engorgement"
Quoting Purple Monkey Dishwasher:" I really only feel it in my right side...lol The left, not so much...Unless it's been all night since ... [snip!] ... then my left side feels full...and the right side feels like it's going to explode. I hate it! I wanna have equal boobies! haha"
Quoting Becky + Zack:" I have that!! My left side gets full if DS hasn't eaten for a while but my right side is so full it ... [snip!] ... bit wonky too, only had that since bfeeding. Have tried to up my supply on the left side to even them out but hasn't worked "
Quoting Becky + Zack:" I have that!! My left side gets full if DS hasn't eaten for a while but my right side is so full it ... [snip!] ... bit wonky too, only had that since bfeeding. Have tried to up my supply on the left side to even them out but hasn't worked "
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