First no bumping for at least an hour, you want the post on the second page in this group because the mods go to the oldest first. If it's ont he first page they are less likely to see it when they're answering. Now to your question...sorry it's normal & not a heck of a lot you can do about it. My son hasn't nursed in 2 yrs & y right is still a full cup size bigger than my left. What you can do is start all sessions on the left (if baby tends to take both in a feeding) but we all naturally have a dominate breast. If the right one is too full, express just enough for comfort if you're starting with the left.
Mine is about a cup size bigger too. I hate it.
:( it looks terrible and my right side is usually uncomfortably full shortly after the feeding is over.
Quoting mamabens:First no bumping for at least an hour, you want the post on the second page in this group because the mods go to the oldest first. If it's ont he first page they are less likely to see it when they're answering. Now to your question...sorry it's normal & not a heck of a lot you can do about it. My son hasn't nursed in 2 yrs & y right is still a full cup size bigger than my left. What you can do is start all sessions on the left (if baby tends to take both in a feeding) but we all naturally have a dominate breast. If the right one is too full, express just enough for comfort if you're starting with the left.
Quoting KatC2:
I had the same problem! I just started feeding her mostly on the left side and iced the right when it was too full (per my dr. Instructions) and it leveled out in about 2 weeks :)
OMG no carseat OT
- nocalmegan
on Feb. 7, 2013 at 11:37 AM