The vast majority of women will have sufficient breast milk after the birth of their babies. This is because the breasts have not yet produced enough milk and the lactogen in the body is not fully functioning. During the first two days, you should let your baby suckle continuously, so that through the baby’s stimulation, the brain can reflexively secrete more lactogen, and also make the milk ducts more open, so that the milk will become more and more abundant. In the first two days of life, the baby’s appetite is not particularly large, so as long as the mother has a certain amount of milk secretion, she can basically meet the baby’s needs. The actual fact is that you will be able to get a lot more than just a few days to get a lot more than just a few days.