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My wife is worried that ****** feeding our first child will make her ******* look bad for the future. Help?

  • koreateacher96 posted: 11 Jul at 10:42 am

    Sorry, but your wife putting her body-image before the well-being of your child doesn’t bode well for the future!

  • Amy posted: 11 Jul at 11:05 am

    well that’s kinda selfish. I **** to break it to your wife but pregnancy period is harsh on your *******. If her ******* have gotten a lot larger through her pregnancy, ****** feeding isn’t going to make a difference on them sagging. She needs to wear a great supporting bra. They do have things such as ****** lifts to fix the problem if she feels its an issue. If she’s vain enough to be worried how her ******* will look afterward I’m sure she’s down for plastic surgery.

  • drixnot posted: 12 Jul at 5:55 am

    Breastfeeding doesn’t effect the look of your breasts, the milk coming in does and that can’t be stopped. The day after having the baby she’s going to go up at least 1 cup size (I went up 2)

    Breastfeeding DOES help mom lose the baby weight faster.

  • Sarita’s mommy posted: 13 Jul at 2:01 am

    well, your wife is right her ***** aren’t gonna be the same, but it is very selfish (personal opinion) to prefer look yoing over brastfeeding a baby which is very good for them, at least the firsts months. I don’t have big ******* but I breasfed my baby girl for the first 3,5 months, then I started complementing with formula and now I just give her formula (this happened because I work full time and when I got back to work my milk production decreased severely!) and my ***** do look sagged, but my baby received inmuno defenses that other wise she hadn’t have gotten. It’s such a personal choice to breastfeed or not to do it, but your wife is not going to for the wrong reasons. Her argument is not strong enough…it’s not an argument at all.

  • Laura S posted: 13 Jul at 12:45 pm

    Good for you for being so proactive! we need more guys like you. Her ******* are going to sag no matter what, whether she breastfeeds or not. My ******* don’t look any different than they did before breastfeeding two girls, except they just increased in size. Honestly i think it’s a shame that shes more concerned over her looks than providing her baby the best thing possible that the baby can have.

  • ferretluver posted: 16 Jul at 7:15 am

    Actually, your wife is right.

  • diamond w posted: 16 Jul at 7:07 pm

    she shouldn’t be worried about ANYTHING.

  • Lynne posted: 18 Jul at 8:27 am

    It doesn’t make them sag….all the milk that will come in regardless of if she breastfeeds or not, will do that……

    But then again, once the baby is weaned, she can always do exercises to get them firm again…..

    I’d wonder, and question why she was putting herself before a child…..Breastfeedign is the most natural thing in the world, and the most beneficial event in a child’s lifetime…..she’s giving that baby her immune system to protect it until it’s system kicks in….. Give her this website and tell her to give up her flippin vainty and look at how much she’d be helping her baby…..

    PS: All ******* start to sag around 35…… even A cups…..

  • tinania-elfireb posted: 18 Jul at 1:22 pm

    Well, to be honest, it isn’t really the breastfeeding itself that does the damage. Whether she chooses to do it or not, nature will still mean that her ******* will swell during pregnancy and then fill right out with milk after the birth, unavoidably stretching them out a little. So if the damage has already been done, it isn’t going to make it any worse for her to breastfeed.
    My advice? She should be pleased that her ******* are going to grow – a lot of women permanently gain a bra size or two from a pregnancy, and a good percent of women are thrilled with that prospect, not to mention their partners, lol. If she is worried about sagging, then the best thing she can do is wear well-fitting bras for support. Suggest she can go out shopping to buy some good quality ones to help protect her ‘assets’, lol. Some women prefer to wear their bras to bed as well during this time – 24 hour support.

  • Arneb posted: 20 Jul at 7:48 am

    Unfortunately… it’s not breastfeeding that causes your ******* to sag, it’s pregnancy in general from what I’ve seen.

    I’m 23 years old. I understand that slight remorse for what my body may look like after this pregnancy is all over. But at the same time… I understand that my baby will always come before my vanity. If there’s something I can do for her, I’m going to do it. I have a loving husband, and I know… that no matter how saggy the girls get… he’ll still be there, enjoying them.

    Give her the self esteem boost she needs to do this. Pregnancy in general does a number on a woman’s body… if she’s so concerned about her breasts, you’ll need to take extra caution with her on the rest of her appearance as well, I imagine. Good luck.

    Also… in this day and age, depending on what kind of woman your wife is… she has options. ****** augmentation is not just a thing for rich people anymore…

  • andrea070506 posted: 22 Jul at 4:58 am

    First of all, pregnancy is a sacrifice and she needs to realize that. If she doesn’t want to do what’s best for the baby NOW before it’s even BORN because SHE doesn’t want HER ***** looking bad, then motherhood isn’t going to be pleasant. Raising children is a sacrifice and that’s all there is to it. Breastfeeding is a BEAUTIFUL act. It creates bonding in ways that go down to the soul. You’re right with saying there are SO many benefits.
    If she’s really THAT concerned about her ******* then tell her that she could always get Mastoplexy (a ****** lift) or tell her to invest in a good push up. I guarantee you there are worse things than having saggy *****. Tell her that what if she didnt’ breastfeed and it caused the child to get very sick becuase he/she didn’t get all of the antibodies it would otherwise have gotten if she did breastfeed? Are her ******* worth her child’s health? I **** hearing women get upset about a little saggage… Pregnancy is pretty much a wreck to a woman’s body and her body will never be the same, but that’s what you do when you have children…that’s the way it supposed to be…things are NEVER the same in good and bad ways.
    She should seriously re-consider having children if she’s putting her own LOOKS ahead of a child’s health.
    Hope this helps! Good luck!

  • sparki777 posted: 25 Jul at 3:58 am

    When a woman ****** feeds, she develops permanent milk glands. So her ******* will actually have more substance, not less, assuming she will watch her weight. She won’t be saggy-er than she would be feeding formula.

    Furthermore, breastfeeding will decrease her chances of ****** cancer in the future, help her lose her pregnancy weight faster (especially in the thighs and rear, because that’s the fat supply used to make breastmilk) and help her deal with post-partum recovery with particular hormones that send out a calming vibe. She will actually feel, look and be healthier if she breastfeeds!

  • Shanny posted: 26 Jul at 2:40 pm

    Oh my…welllllll, as far as I know, as long as you wear a supportive bra all the time, you shouldn’t have any saggy problems. A lot of mommys I know still have a nice shaped chest…AND they’re going to look amazing while she’s still ****** feeding!
    Maybe this isn’t her only problem… are there possibly other reasons she doesn’t want to ****** feed?
    …what’s her work schedule like–or going to be like? What does she do for a living?
    A friend of mine is a waitress and she had to give up ****** feeding because she leaked at work…I imagine anyone who is in the public eye would feel the same.
    Ultimately, the choice is hers…explain that she doesn’t have to ****** feed full time–she could choose to bottle feed also…but you’re doing all you can do.
    Good luck daddy!

  • littlemama882003 posted: 28 Jul at 2:59 am

    No actually it can do the exsact opposite. I tried breastfeeding.. (my son wouldn’t latch on) so it only lasted a week.. before I got pregnant I was a c cup and now I still have the DD that I got when I got pregnant and I have been told that the reason my ****** didn’t go back to the normal size is because I didn’t breastfeed long enough. And with them being a bigger size they look bad.. (saggy bad) and I 22 I am not supose to have saggy looking *****. Anyway I hope it helps..

  • sarah posted: 31 Jul at 1:42 am

    well from EXPERIENCE that’s gonna happen no matter what. Her ******* are gonna fill up with milk anyway and they are gonna be like that for a few days, then they sag. If you ****** feed they won’t sag until your done ****** feeding. They are gonna sag no matter what. Sorry to say but your wife sounds like a very selfish person!

  • arobe80 posted: 03 Aug at 4:49 am

    Sorry to tell her, but her ****** are already being stretched. She could get a very supporting bra and make sure the baby is nursing evenly on both ******. If she is worried about body image she should nurse. She will lose the baby weight MUCH faster. I went from 130 when I first found out I was pregnant with my son to 115 when he was a year old. Nursing just burns those calories away. Plus it is so good for the baby and free!

  • Shoppersworldchic ! posted: 05 Aug at 3:13 pm

    That is so selfish… I ****** fed my daughter for 2 yrs and my ****** still are nice and plump.. to make matters worse.. mine are large and they don’t sag—so sagging is not imminent.

  • RHENE posted: 06 Aug at 12:40 am

    What gives the looks of the ****** is the fat tissue that the ******* are made up of and not the ****** tissues itself. So the appearance of the ****** depends more on the adipose tissues. Milk does not affect the adipose tissues and therefore won’t change the ****** figure. In fact, when milk is present, the ****** tissues also wld engorge giving the ******* firmer and bigger appearance.

    With age, all tssues will lose its elasticity and in time will sag. This is evident in the upper arms of elderly people where their muscles triceps seem sagging. Much more to the ****** which are hanging out from the chest.

    Statistically ****** milk increases IQ of ****** fed babies as much as 8 points. Therefore if the baby that she breastfeeds becomes smarter and more successful in life, her child will be able to spend for any procedure that will keep her youthful looks as she ages. Science can do so many wonders today. So why trade the mother’s looks that will definitely fade away with age with the countless benefits the baby will have from ****** milk.

    I’m just sorry for U for U seem to have taken the wrong woman to be the mother of ur children.

  • Amanda posted: 08 Aug at 3:11 pm

    It’s actually pregnancy that will cause ******* to change, not breastfeeding. In all reality, breastfeeding could help her ******* return to her pre-pregnancy state after she’s weaned vs. not breastfeeding.

    “Breast involution is a process where the milk-making system inside the ****** shrinks because it’s not needed anymore. This happens either after weaning, or right after pregnancy if you don’t breastfeed at all, or during menopause. When the tissues inside ****** shrink, and the skin surrounding it doesn’t, the ****** can look ‘empty’ and saggy. Over time, some fat gets deposited back to the ****** so it will look somewhat fuller but sagging usually remains”

    from this site:

    “Here’s what you may hear: “Breastfeeding makes your ******* sag.” Unfortunately, ******* sag all by themselves as you age. Whether you breastfeed or not makes no difference — even women who never get pregnant must eventually face the reality of sagging.”

    “Breastfeeding often gets blamed for the sagging of *******. Actually, it is pregnancy and not nursing that affects the shape and size of your *******. Breastfeeding and gradual weaning make it more likely that fat will be redeposited in your breasts, helping them to regain more of their pre-pregnancy appearance (Minchin, 1989).”
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    I applaud you for researching this and find out how wonderful breastfeeding is for both your wife and your child. More fathers should be as involved as you. Just keep trying to convince her, show her as much evidence as you can. If you don’t succeed, at least know you did as much as you could to help her make this choice.

    Good luck!

  • nicole h posted: 10 Aug at 7:47 am

    lol they will start to sag and all that anyway lol i am 33 and things start to head south anyways tell her this though i am 7 pounds lighter than before i got preggo and i eat right now all the time and eat ice cream or something fattening once or day or more . i was 123 before i got preggo and iam now 117 :0) my ***** are bigger too my husband say damned you are **** and i had a baby a month ago

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