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Your breasts are not meant to be identical and neither is your milk output. 🤱✨ It’s completely normal for one breast to produce more milk than the other. Many breastfeeding mothers notice a “slacker side” or a “super producer,” and that’s simply how our bodies work. Breast shape, glandular tissue, milk storage capacity, and baby’s preferences can all play a role. Remember… no two mamas make the same amount of milk, and even your own pumping sessions won’t look the same! Some pumps may be bigger, some smaller, and that’s okay. Your body is constantly responding to your baby’s needs. 💕 Focus more on your daily average output vs. the amount each session. ❤️ #IBCLC #LactationConsultant #BreastfeedingSupport #BreastfeedingJourney #NormalizeBreastfeeding
Your breasts are not meant to be identical and neither is your milk output. 🤱✨ It’s completely normal for one breast to produce more milk than the other. Many breastfeeding mothers notice a “slacker side” or a “super producer,” and that’s simply how our bodies work. Breast shape, glandular tissue, milk storage capacity, and baby’s preferences can all play a role. Remember… no two mamas make the same amount of milk, and even your own pumping sessions won’t look the same! Some pumps may be bigger, some smaller, and that’s okay. Your body is constantly responding to your baby’s needs. 💕 Focus more on your daily average output vs. the amount each session. ❤️ #IBCLC #LactationConsultant #BreastfeedingSupport #BreastfeedingJourney #NormalizeBreastfeeding
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