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How do i even out my boobs?

im breastfeeding. my baby is a newborn. since engorgement went away, one is a full cupsize bigger. im not engorged. flow is good on both sides and i only use one side per feeding. wtd?

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Anonymous

Asked by Anonymous at 2:27 PM on Apr. 17, 2011 in Babies (0-12 months)

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  • Nothing. Mother nature is cruel that way sometimes.
    twinsplus2more

    Answer by twinsplus2more at 2:28 PM on Apr. 17, 2011

  • :-/
    Anonymous

    Comment by Anonymous (original poster) at 2:29 PM on Apr. 17, 2011

  • pump the side you baby idint feed on with each feeding. You Can freeze your milk.
    vbruno

    Answer by vbruno at 2:36 PM on Apr. 17, 2011

  • lol if u find out let me know! my breast (more like flat pancakes) were never the same after breast feeding! but it was worth it to give my dd the best! i just bought a good push up bra when i was done nursing! :-)
    Caroline2010

    Answer by Caroline2010 at 2:55 PM on Apr. 17, 2011

  • It seemed like one was always preferred over the other. . . . you're kinda SOL! Naturally, women have one breast that's bigger than the other - before children. So, the bigger one was probably your bigger one before you just didn't notice as much! If you will be nursing for a while longer, you could always pump some iron on the side that is smaller to gain a bigger pectoral muscle : )
    Try feeding more on the smaller side - that may help increase production.
    aecampbell0401

    Answer by aecampbell0401 at 3:02 PM on Apr. 17, 2011

  • Offer the smaller side more. But you may forever see a difference.
    gdiamante

    Answer by gdiamante at 11:45 AM on Apr. 18, 2011

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