Breast changes

Has anyone else had no changes at all on their breasts? Mine haven't changed size, my nipples haven't changed, no pain or anything, just my normal boobs

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Hey Becky, I’m pretty much the same- no real change at all to be honest apart from my nipples have grown a bit bigger and a bit darker! Haven’t needed to change my bras as boobs are the same size!
Even the soreness that I had in the early weeks is gone so they just feel like my normal boobs 🙈

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@Rebecca I'm glad its not just me, im hoping to breastfeed and I'm worried if they don't change inwont be able to, im sure that's just me being crazy but can't help it x

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I totally feel the same, people keep telling me it doesn’t matter if they don’t grow much as it’s not related to whether you can successfully breast feed so hoping that’s right - don’t worry though, you’re definitely not being crazy and you’re not alone 😊

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Hey Becky, I'm 23 weeks and I've had no change whatsoever, no growth, no nipple/areola changes, no pain, none of it! I've felt a little bit like a fraud, aha...
However I have had some milk come in, so I'm hoping that's a sign that breastfeeding is still possible!

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@Rebecca so glad its not just me with them thoughts, thank you so much for sharing x

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@Mim this maybe a stupid question but how do you know if you've had milk come in? Sorry first timer here and overthinking everything x

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Same here, no noticeable change whatsoever. I also didn't get sore boobs in early pregnancy, which seems to be the one symptom that absolutely everybody gets. 🤷‍♀️

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@Becky thanks for asking this, I'm the same. I had a breast reduction when I was 21 and was worried the lack of change was linked to that. Obvs I might not be able to still but at least other people are in the same boat!

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It's so nice to no were not alone with things, thanks ladies 🥰 x

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@Elizabeth I havent had any all through either, mine is through ivf and I had sore boobs through treatment but nothing at all since becoming pregnant x

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