Breast refusal can be distressing for any mother. A baby who cries, arches, or turns away from the breast can make you feel helpless and worried about whether they’re getting enough nutrition. But take heart — breast refusal is common, temporary, and solvable with the right support.
Many mothers worry if they’re making “enough” milk. The truth is, most women can produce sufficient milk with the right support and techniques. Milk production works on a supply-and-demand principle — the more often and effectively your breasts are emptied, the more milk your body makes.