or trackback from your own site. 7 Responses to "Is it true that a large breasted woman is more likely to have twins than a small breasted?" If I was trying to be funny, I would suggest some field trials to test the theory. But no, the theory is probably false, because milk production is not related to breast size. The size is actually mostly from fat, which has no function other than appearances. References : Not true at all. Twins are a genetic thing most of the time. They usually run in families. As for breast size, that has absolutely nothing to do with the ability to breast feed. Women with larger breasts do not produce more milk than a woman with smaller breasts. Breast size is based on the amount of breast tissue and fat and such in your breasts. Milk is an entirely different thing. The amount of milk you produce is directly related to how much milk your child needs and ingests and you will supply exactly the right amount. Also, a woman with large breasts may find that they are not able to breast feed at all while a woman with small breasts may be able to and vice versa. Breast size has absolutely nothing to do with it. If your milk doesn't come in then it doesn't come in. Having big boobs wont make the slightest bit of difference. References : 30 weeks + 1 day pregnant Leave a Reply Currently you have JavaScript