Dear Mathilda,

It can be worrying when things change, especially when you have heard people talk about things such as "my milk dried up". Milk doesn't dry up for no reason. It just doesn't work that way. As long as you feed you make milk. You can't tell how much milk you have by *feel* In the early days, because your milk is driven by high levels of hormones and your baby is so small, your breasts may often feel very full. Over time your body adjust to meet your baby's needs. They just feel pretty soft and normal all the time. But you will always have plenty of milk for your baby. If she wants more just put her back on your breast, even if it seems like it's only been a short time - you will still have enough milk for your baby. No need to give bottles at all.