Reply With QuoteI'd give it a year or so after ceasing feeding before you determine that there's a problem as a few feeds can still affect you. In the meantime a chicken fillet bra insert might help even out your jugs and improve the look of your clothes.
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Let's talk about my jugs.
I'm getting desperate.
All my tops and dresses look weird.
One boob is at least a cup and a half bigger than the other. As in, seriously, one boobie is between a DD and an E, and the other is a F.
DS2 has basically weaned, hormones are almost back to normal, and the cans are still asymmetrical.
Any ideas? Any hope?
Or will my tops be constantly skewed forever after .. ?
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Re: Let's talk about my jugs.
I'd give it a year or so after ceasing feeding before you determine that there's a problem as a few feeds can still affect you. In the meantime a chicken fillet bra insert might help even out your jugs and improve the look of your clothes.
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No particular ideas or feedback other than to say that mine are lop-sided too. But we're still on 2-3 feeds a day and DS flavours one side so I'm hoping it'll resolve. Fx yours do too when your DS completely weans and boobies have time to adjust to their retirement... from that particular role!
I'm more posting just to tell you again that you make me smile, especially when you want to talk about 'your jugs'.
ETA. Hehehe. 'flavours one side'. Thank you auto correct!
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Let's talk about my jugs.
So really, what you're actually saying is...one's a jug and one's a pint. Am I right?
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The bigger one is by far the better producer ... personal best is a 440ml pump after a feed. I kid you not.
Chicken fillet - bonza idea! Where does one purchase one of those (other than the butcher ...)?
I aim to please, Santosha
PZ: it's nuts. I have had to banish all v-necked tops to the back of the cupboard. Those poor little tops ...
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Let's talk about my jugs.
Bras n things m'dear!!
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It took about 3-4 months for mine to start to settle out, but they were never a pair to follow and symmetry guidelines. I ended up only feeding from one side in the end because the smaller one was a poor performer and it caused too much anxiety for me & baby.
Just give it time, and accept that any asymmetry from before will probably be exaggerated a bit from now on, but hopefully they sort themselves out to a reasonable level. In the mean time, the chicken fillet idea is great!
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