During lactation, breast changes are common physiological phenomena. Soft breasts don't necessarily mean no milk. The soft and hard state of breast is influenced by many factors, such as breastfeeding frequency, breastfeeding stage and baby's sucking stimulation.

Effective sucking stimulation is the key.

Effective sucking stimulation is the key to keep the breast in a state of rising milk. Don't wait for the breast to feel bloated before letting the baby suck, because the milk is sucked more and more. At the same time, don't let the baby hang and feed for a long time. The real effective breastfeeding time is only a few minutes.

Increase the sucking time.

If you are still chasing milk, try to increase the sucking time. But it should also be noted that the baby also needs to rest, and don't let him stay in a state of eating or sleeping.

Examine and adjust the way of breastfeeding.

Generally speaking, breast softening does not necessarily mean no milk. However, it is a signal to remind our baby that the number of sucking times is decreasing. At this time, we need to examine and adjust the breastfeeding methods to ensure that the baby gets adequate nutrition.