Not feeling letdowns

I've stopped feeling letdowns most of the time now. I remember not
feeling them after a couple months with DD too. I only notice them
first thing in the morning now, when my breasts are really "full" to
start with. Why is that? (I'm not worried at all about producing
enough milk, I'm just curious why that happens after a while.)
--
Cheryl S.
Mom to Julie, 2 yr., 7 mo.
And Jaden, 2 months

Cleaning the house while your children are small is like
shoveling the sidewalk while it's still snowing.

Cheryl S." wrote in message ...

I've stopped feeling letdowns most of the time now. I remember not
feeling them after a couple months with DD too. I only notice them
first thing in the morning now, when my breasts are really "full" to
start with. Why is that? (I'm not worried at all about producing
enough milk, I'm just curious why that happens after a while.)
--
Cheryl S.
Mom to Julie, 2 yr., 7 mo.
And Jaden, 2 months

Cleaning the house while your children are small is like
shoveling the sidewalk while it's still snowing.



I only ever feel letdown if Kami has skipped a few feeds, otherwise I don't
feel a thing. My health visitor said you don't feel it as much as your
breasts are being efficent and know their job well.
Also this is baby number 5 i'm b'feeding now, so my boobs are well used to
it.

--
Andrea mom of 5 - latest addition Kamron David 5 months 20lbs
"

I've never felt a let down at all and I've been feeding DS for 14 months
now.

Clare

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Clare L


"Cheryl S." wrote in message
...
I've stopped feeling letdowns most of the time now. I remember not
feeling them after a couple months with DD too. I only notice them
first thing in the morning now, when my breasts are really "full" to
start with. Why is that? (I'm not worried at all about producing
enough milk, I'm just curious why that happens after a while.)
--
Cheryl S.
Mom to Julie, 2 yr., 7 mo.
And Jaden, 2 months

Cleaning the house while your children are small is like
shoveling the sidewalk while it's still snowing.

"Cheryl S." wrote in message ...
I've stopped feeling letdowns most of the time now. I remember not
feeling them after a couple months with DD too. I only notice them
first thing in the morning now, when my breasts are really "full" to
start with. Why is that? (I'm not worried at all about producing
enough milk, I'm just curious why that happens after a while.)


Lucky you! My letdowns are still painful although not as much and less
so during the day then in the morning. Hopefully in a few months
they'll ease off completely.

K-

I'm the same, I dont think I have ever felt a let-down with either of my 2
boys (up to 21 months now with ds2). I might have stressed about this
except there was obviously plenty of milk. Everyone is different.

cheers
Leah


"Clare L" wrote in message
...
I've never felt a let down at all and I've been feeding DS for 14 months
now.

Clare

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Clare L


"Cheryl S." wrote in message
...
I've stopped feeling letdowns most of the time now. I remember not
feeling them after a couple months with DD too. I only notice them
first thing in the morning now, when my breasts are really "full" to
start with. Why is that? (I'm not worried at all about producing
enough milk, I'm just curious why that happens after a while.)
--
Cheryl S.
Mom to Julie, 2 yr., 7 mo.
And Jaden, 2 months

Cleaning the house while your children are small is like
shoveling the sidewalk while it's still snowing.