The nipple will protrude, stay flat, or sink in. If the nipple stays flat or sinks in, it may be difficult for your baby to breastfeed. Some mothers wear breast shells during the last few months of pregnancy to help bring out the nipple. Your body will make just the right milk for your baby in just the right amount. How much milk you make depends on how well and how often your baby breastfeeds.
Most babies breastfeed well when held correctly at the breast and helped to latch on.
Then the mother is comfortable too. Mothers and babies need time to learn. Ask for help if you need to. Your baby will need to breastfeed every two or three hours during the day and at least two times at night. Breastfeed often to ensure a good milk supply, a good weight gain for your baby, and many chances for you to relax with your baby.