Producing breast milk when not pregnant

[daretobenaughty]

I think it would be really hot to have my lover suckle milk from my breasts, but have three kids and not interested in anymore. I heard that it was possible to manipulate and stimulate breasts so they would produce milk even when the woman isn't pregnant. Has anyone done this successfully and how did you do it? I'd really love to feel my breasts fill with milk and then the wonderful sensation and relief of my lover suckling me.

 

[SweetErika]

You might want to look through the BDSM Library and/or ask this question there (or just do a search)...I'm pretty sure I've seen forced(?) lactation discussed before with a pretty good description of technique in there. You could also do a google search for it. Good luck!

 

[trinityjons]

Adoptive mothers have been successful in inducing lactation but I believe it is labor-intensive and not for the faint of heart. You'd probably need to rent a hospital grade breast pump. Do a Google search on adoptive mothers, breastfeeding. I know I have seen material on this before.

 

[manofsteel52]

Years ago, when my wife was nursing our babies, we did a lot of research on breast feeding.
I've probably forgotten more information than I can recall now, but lactation can be induced for feeding babies. Whether it can be accomplished to enhance your lovers' sexual enjoyment, I don't know.
I do remember reading that there were cases of women who had not been pregnant producing milk to feed orphaned babies. I even recall something about men doing it, but I can't imagine how that worked...
Anyway, the thing is that in order to do this, I think it's as much emotional as physical. Good luck.

 

[redelicious]

There are also medications and herbal suppliments that can help induce lactation, if you want to go that route.

 

[monkeybabe]

lactation

There are also medications and herbal suppliments that can help induce lactation, if you want to go that route.

As a lactating woman, I didn't know that it was possible to relactate after its dried up. I've heard of adoptive mothers taking medication to start lactating. Herbal suppliments are used to keep up the supply once it's there or has started to diminish.
I wish I could remember the names but your best bet is to do a goggle on meds.
Did you ever breastfeed? I don't know how old your kids are, but the way it works is supply and demand; if it's not being used your body won't make it since it thinks you ( your baby) doesn't need it.

 

[redelicious]

Re: lactation

As a lactating woman, I didn't know that it was possible to relactate after its dried up. I've heard of adoptive mothers taking medication to start lactating. Herbal suppliments are used to keep up the supply once it's there or has started to diminish.
I wish I could remember the names but your best bet is to do a goggle on meds.
Did you ever breastfeed? I don't know how old your kids are, but the way it works is supply and demand; if it's not being used your body won't make it since it thinks you ( your baby) doesn't need it.

Yes, it is possible to relactate. It can be difficult and time consuming, and often requires support, but it's possible.

I think the name of the medication you are looking for is reglan, which is used to treat stomach issues (heartburn, etc). I believe it requires a prescription. Another is domperidone, which is totally legal but hard to find in the US. One might be able to get it from Canada without a prescription. Of course I am not suggesting that anyone take either of these without talking about it with a medical professional.

I am currently breastfeeding. While it's absolutely true that milk production is a supply and demand thing, you would be surprised how resiliant your body is. I'm not suggesting that you could stop today and be able to pick right back up at exactly the same level in a month or so, but there are all sorts of circumstances where the breastfeeding relationship is interupted and is able to continue successfuly once the situation resolves itself.

/hijack

 

[Lake4321]

Dare...

Good luck. As a (former) big fan of nursing lactating breasts, I hope you and your lover are able to make it happen. Nothing has that sweet taste ob breast milk.