nipples

candiceverni · June 2010

Is it strange after having a baby to not have much feeling in your nipples? I use to be sexually aroused by my husband touching them but not anymore...

emmypants · June 2010

Are you breastfeeding? I've heard that can make them less sensative, but I don't have kids so I'm not posititve on that.

msditz00 · June 2010

emmypants:
Are you breastfeeding? I've heard that can make them less sensative, but I don't have kids so I'm not posititve on that.

Mrs. Emmy you hang out on GP too much. Stick out tongue But, as usual, you are right. My nipples are useless in the bedroom these days Crying

emmypants · June 2010

msditz00:

emmypants:
Are you breastfeeding? I've heard that can make them less sensative, but I don't have kids so I'm not posititve on that.
Mrs. Emmy you hang out on GP too much. But, as usual, you are right. My nipples are useless in the bedroom these days

It's my home board Stick out tongue But I've read that other places too lol Besides, I can imagine if I'd given birth and had milk in my boobs, I wouldn't want them played with for a while either! Yeeeeouch!

SolelyDama · June 2010

Breastfeeding does that, especially if while breastfeeding your nipples were sore. When I breastfed my son, he had a really strong suction that used to make my nipples bleed and now I have no feeling either in that area.

Katie&Dan · June 2010

Funny, I was just pondering this same thing last night! I pumped exclusively for almost 2 years between my two kids, and my nipples are definitely a lot less sensitive.

olivehim · June 2010

...You mean I might lose feeling in my nipples in addition to my boobs turning into pancakes??!! Great! More encouraging news in the "having and rearing children" category. I know, I know...it's totally worth it, right? Wink

Seriously though, I can't wait to have a baby someday but why all the ugly side-effects?

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