Please tell mee theres a tried and true way to fix it!! My baby prefers my left boob, I make him nurse on both but he definitely favors it. So now my left boob is like a D and ny right boob is like a small B. Its driving me NUTS
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A friend had this, they were noticeably wonky and she HATED it and was really self conscious in a lot of clothes. She weaned the toddler eventually and they’re MUCH more even, ones still a little bigger but unless you’re staring it’s not noticeable.

I’ve had a boobs size difference always. But since I got pregnant and started breast feeding the boob that was bigger in size had more milk in it 😂
And the flow is good as well in the boob with bigger size. And baby prefers that side of boob for this reason. I’m facing that same problem 😭 specially with the OCD I’ve I can’t see them both like that 😂😭

My little boy had a favourite boob but it all settled down when we stopped feeling.

I’m dealing with that rn just try to pump on that side as much as you can

This was the case with my little girl and the health visitor told me it could be because she has a preferred side to lay on because of being in the womb! So when I feed her now I’ll feed on each boob but so she’s laying on the same side - hope that makes sense!

I didn’t manage to fix it whilst feeding but recovered post 😅
I feel like once they get a preference it’s hard, but try to keep them going on the less fav boob, otherwise the issue gets worse.

If you need a fix as in appearance under you shirt get a bra in the bigger cup size and then add padding into the smaller one. I think its called a asymmetrical bra insert. Asymetrical breasts are completely normal and common during breast feeding. It will go back to normal once you are done but takes a year or so.
My favorite brand Understance used to make an asymmetrical bra with optional inserts. Sadly theyre going out of business….

Totally normal. It goes away after you’re done breastfeeding, in my experience.