Many small breasted women worry that their size will affect breast feeding their baby, possibly meaning they will not be able to breast feed at all. Breast size does not matter. Larger breasts are made up of a larger proportion of fatty tissue. Of course this has no effect on your milk production.

It is very rare for a woman to be born with insufficient glandular tissue to be able to breast feed her baby. In fact, women with small breasts may find positioning easier than a larger-breasted woman.

Many women find that after breast feeding they need extra support.

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