The Truth About Breast Size

Does Bigger Mean More Milk?

Hey wonderful parents and caregivers, let's debunk some myths and spill the beans on a topic that's often whispered about but rarely tackled head-on: breast size and milk supply. We're venturing into the nitty-gritty of how your body works and clarifying a few misconceptions along the way. Get cozy and let's unravel the mysteries together.

Myth: Bigger Breasts Mean More Milk

Often, there's an assumption that larger breasts produce more milk. This is not necessarily true. Breast milk production isn't about the total volume of your breasts, but about the amount of glandular tissue they contain. Glandular tissue is the milk-making tissue in your breasts, and its quantity varies from person to person, regardless of outward breast size. Your glandular tissue is grown as a fetus in the womb, during puberty, and during pregnancy!