One breast is slightly over producing and the other is barely producing anything. They are practically 2 cup sizes different.
Advice/ suggestions on what to do to fix this?
Will they relatively go back to normal?
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Ughh 😭 also, poor guy sucks away on the left side and gets frustrated and I finally give him the right side so he can get something. I feel so bad making him wait! @caseyann19 @goodbyelullabye
Ugh I have this problem too. I tried feeding him on the other side more but it never produced anymore.
@kaidens_mommy, I started it the other day and haven't noticed a difference either. I might seriously cry if my boobs are stuck like this now lol
Yes! I've been using the smaller side more often and first for a while and have yet to see a difference 😭 @caseyann19
@kaidens_mommy, I'm having the same exact problem!! I googled and it said pump the smaller one more often and offer it first/get the baby to nurse on it more often so that it will produce more. Or at least something along those lines lol
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@kaidens_mommy, mine is the exact opposite. She's late right on to the left one and eat until she's full but she just can't get the hang of the right one and I've tried all different positions and "dreamfeeding" and everything else but she just can't get it 😔