No worries 
I didn't take it that way. I guess because your bigger breast has more tissue, it'll grow more no matter what. The rationalization behind pumping both was to at least give the bigger one something to go on, because I've read it takes a few weeks for your breasts to "take" to the swelling and become growth. My worry would be that once the smaller one starts to truly grow, the bigger one will need time to go through the swelling first. I usually pump the smaller one until it matches the bigger one (sometimes even a bit more) and keep it on longer.
I sound like I've been trailblazing the world of pumping for decades lol. I'm just a newbie. The only real takeaway I have is that it takes time and dedication. I got huge swelling the first couple of days and after that.. very little (like a cup). But whatever.. I'm still gonna try this until I see results damnit!
I didn't take it that way. I guess because your bigger breast has more tissue, it'll grow more no matter what. The rationalization behind pumping both was to at least give the bigger one something to go on, because I've read it takes a few weeks for your breasts to "take" to the swelling and become growth. My worry would be that once the smaller one starts to truly grow, the bigger one will need time to go through the swelling first. I usually pump the smaller one until it matches the bigger one (sometimes even a bit more) and keep it on longer.I sound like I've been trailblazing the world of pumping for decades lol. I'm just a newbie. The only real takeaway I have is that it takes time and dedication. I got huge swelling the first couple of days and after that.. very little (like a cup). But whatever.. I'm still gonna try this until I see results damnit!