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Firstly before you do anything you need to make sure you and your body are ready for such a task!I recommend looking at this post from Dreams of Milk (NSFW) to see some dos and don’ts in that regard. It can be a strenuous task physically, mentally, emotionally, and hormone-ally, and even if you’re prepared for that it can be really exhausting. If you believe you can handle possible challenges that may come your way and can work around your school, work, life, etc schedule then do as much research as you can.

 I recommend this post from Dreams of Milk (NSFW site) regarding dos and don’ts

This guide on relactation and induced lactation (aimed at cis women/mothers)

Some things you may want to discuss with yourself: would you be okay bringing this up to any future partners? Do you have a current partner who would be comfortable suckling you?

If at any point you are no longer comfortable trying out this kink, don’t feel like you need to continue. You may not enjoy it as much as you thought you would or it could just be taking an unnecessary toll on your body.

**Also anybody can potentially induce lactation, including trans women, cis men, nonbinary individuals. All it really takes is nipples!!

Please drink lots of water!!! Occasionally even lots of nipple touching can make one extremely thirsty or even like they’re dehydrated, but actually producing any milk takes a LOT of liquid. Nourish yourself!!

Photographer Ivette Ivens wants to make public breastfeeding the norm. The Lithuanian-born Chicago resident takes highly stylized photographs of mothers breastfeeding outside to remind everyone that it’s “a totally normal thing.” 25-year-old Ivens is a mother of two, and breastfed her older son until he was three.