Leaking or spraying breasts are a natural, though often embarrassing, part of breastfeeding.
Some women never leak milk, while others leak a little from one breast during almost every feeding.
Add your comments to the bottom of this page. If you're really experiencing far too much milk production in the early days of nursing, be sure to nurse often and to experiment with different positions. While you won't actually lower your milk production, you soon will establish a breastfeeding rhythm that's best for you and your baby. You can't control your milk overflow, but you can plan for it. If one breast always leaks when your baby is nursing on the other, put a cloth or breast pad inside your nursing bra ahead of time.