Well, for heaven sakes, who does?
But you know what? Gravity works so get over it.
By the time you get that baby out of your body, your breasts hanging a little closer to your navel will be the least of your worries. Breastfeeding does not make your boobs sag. I really hate to break this to you (because some of you have good genes and some of you will need to start saving for cosmetic surgery) GENETICS MAKES YOUR BOOBS SAG. Just like cellulite, stretch marks, and spider veins. If your mother had them, so will you. And if your mothers breast are going south, so will yours.
Yes, your breasts are heavy and larger then usual while breastfeeding. And a good support bra is a must while your new super boobs are adjusting to milk production. But really, your boobs will do what your boobs want to. If they remain firm, high and round, thank your lucky stars and your mother for her kick butt genes.
If they start peeking under your armpits when you lie on your back and take on more of an orange in a tube sock look, chalk it up to fate and buy a push up bra.
But either way, breastfeeding will not be to blame.
Advice and humor offered in hopes that all babies will be given the gift of their mother's breast.
