Do you stop producing milk while pregnant and when

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My friend nursed her baby threw her entire pregnancy and even after, she didn’t have an issue I think everyone is different

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Some people do “dry up” when they become pregnant again, and if they do the timing is different for everyone. However many women successfully continue nursing through most, or all of their pregnancy. 
Personally I nursed 6 months into my 2nd pregnancy, and now nearly 6 months and counting into my 3rd pregnancy. Supply has not been a problem. When I stopped the last time it was because we both wanted to, not because I stopped producing. Looks like it will be the same again this time around.

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I stopped producing milk around 6 months pregnant. Made it easier for my 2.5 year old to wean

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I have nursed through multiple pregnancies. My milk switches to colostrum sometime in the third trimester but I am still able to breastfeed completely through. Mine had never dried up when actively nursing or pumping.

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Everyone is different but I pretty well dried up within a month of getting pregnant.  I could get about 7-10 ounces a day which wasn’t enough for my boy any more.  I decided to just breastfeed on demand and stop pumping when I was away from him.  I still did what I could for about 3.5 months before he turned 1. After than we did everything we could to wean.

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I didn’t dry up but my milk became thicker. My twins were 23 months so I wanted to wean them anyways before new baby arrived

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I was actually hoping I'd dry up to make it easy to wean my toddler... NOPE. 31w pregnant, still have milk.

Do you stop producing milk while pregnant and when

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