Breastfeeding

Weird question but I don’t know if anyone else has this happening to them, but I noticed when I get ready to breast-feed my son I’ll squeeze my nipples and there’s milk coming out of the Ariola that’s around it has anyone else had that happen?

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That’s happened to me, when my daughter decides she wants to twist my other nipple that doesn’t produce anything I’ll have milk coming out of the areola, I haven’t fed or had milk come out since she was like 2 months old that side dried up but I’ve been breastfeeding for almost 13 months. Anyways yes that’s happened and I wonder why it does that. I’m thinking there’s a milk gland possibly there?

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You sure it’s actual milk? I recently found out that glands in the areola release an oil that sanitize the actual nipple right before baby eats!! Wondering if that may be what you actually noticed

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Google Montgomery Gland, it's normal for some women to leak a little bit of milk from them sometimes. It happened to me when I first started breastfeeding but it stopped after a few months

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