Some papers are saying that there is a significant milk production observed in mothers in male infants compared to female infants in humans
1. Is this scenario common to mice or other mammals who give birth to a mix of both genders?
2. If so, how it would be possible because some mammals generally deliver babies of both sexes in one time. So how does milk fluctuation happen in those cases?
Breast milk production can fluctuate due to various factors, including the baby's feeding patterns and growth spurts, adequate hydration and nutrition, levels of stress and fatigue, health issues, hormonal changes, certain medications, and breastfeeding techniques. Ineffective latching or infrequent nursing sessions can also lead to lower milk supply. Understanding these factors and making necessary adjustments can help manage and stabilize breast milk production.
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