Some women will have changed prior to birth and some will not. I never did and I successfully breastfed for 22 months, never touched formula. I also have breast implants. A very very very small portion (like 1%) of women are unable to breastfed. It’s a HUGE misconception that women don’t produce enough for baby or just can’t breastfeed. Formula is so readily available no days and the education is lacking SO much around breastfeeding (especially in health care providers) that there is this huge stigma about women failing at breastfeeding.Don’t over think it. Feed on demand, baby to breast as often as baby wants, stay hydrated, eat well and don’t judge your supply based on anything except baby’s happiness.

Mine never felt any different after my first and I had an extreme oversupply with him immediately following the colostrum when he was born! Don’t worry mama!!♥️

The only thing that changed about my breasts before the birth of my first was that my aeriolas got darker. I was livid because my mom SWORE to me that I would finally grow a couple cup sizes once I had a baby .... LIES. Anyways... I had no difference up until my daughter was born. Colostrum came right on cue then my supply followed quickly there after. Soon enough, I was pumping 10oz each time and leaking in between-- so an oversupply that I totally took for granted and accidentally let it dry up Too much. Eventually my body worked it out but I still only got "firm tender" breasts when I would accidentally miss a pump session. I ended up nursing my daughter for a year and a half. This time, again the only thing that has changed has been my nip color. We will see how this goes, but just know that it really doesn't mean anything if your breasts aren't changing yet because baby isn't here yet. 😁

Thats normal dont try to compare pregnancy as everyone will be different.

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