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One of the most common concerns among breastfeeding moms is the fear that they are not producing enough milk for their babies. To preface, babies’ bellies are very tiny—only about the size of a cherry at Day 1, a ping pong ball by Day 3 and a chicken egg by the first month—so it doesn’t take much to fill them up. This is also why frequency of feeding is important. Most mothers are naturally capable of producing adequate milk to nourish their babies exclusively by breastfeeding. But how can you help ensure your milk supply meets baby’s needs?
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