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A (Probably stupid) teething question

This is probably a stupid question but I was wondering when my son's teeth come through is breast-feeding going to hurt?

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Nope, doesn't hurt me but she only has the bottom 2 so far and her tongue is out over them when she feeds. They can bite when they're getting teeth but there are ways to teach them not too

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Generally it doesn't.. I never felt thier teeth at all unless I wasn't positioning them properly and I got a graze.. I did get bitten by Ds3 once and Dd twice. they were well over 1 both times.. I think the fright they got from me yelping was enough to scar them for life

but generally no you don't feel thier teeth

ps not a stupid question..

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Oh good lol. He's just started teething i think. Was really not looking forward to sore boobies

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