Does size of your breasts indicate how much milk you will be able to produce?

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Does small breasts = predicted low supply?

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I had damn near a no cup lol and I over 
produce like crazy my baby is a week and a half and breast feeds. I still have to pump before I can even feed him and I get 5-10 oz each time several times a day. My freezer is filling fast.

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I have a large chest, I didn’t gain a cup size my entire pregnancy or when my milk came in. I didn’t get engorged and I never leaked. I had enough milk to feed my baby and not much else (only pumped 3 ounces a day). I had a “just enough” supply.

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I have very small breasts and have breastfed both of my babies. The first self weaned at 18 months, the 2nd just turned 1 and is still going strong. I've never used formula.

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I have small breasts and have breastfed for 18 months

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I have small boobs and was able to breastfeed for a Whole year

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Not at all just like whether or not you leak during pregnancy isnt an indicator. I was an A cup when i got pregnant and was fortunate enough to have a great supply.

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I have huge boobs and do not have a large supply at all.
The most I’ve ever pumped from one boob is 4 ounces and the other about 2 ounces.

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I’ve always had big boobs and for 3 out of 5 kids I couldn’t produce anything. Now child 4 and 5 have given me so much milk that I donate now. 
So no boob size doesn’t matter.

Does size of your breasts indicate how much milk you will be able to produce?

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