At first this was going to be a rant post since I keep seeing the same and same misinformation being thrown around, but I decided to turn it into a learning experience since there's a good amount of users here who either don't know any better, or weren't taught about it in health class.
#1 The size of the breast has nothing to do with how much milk a woman can produce.
This is a huge one I keep seeing. Breast size has nothing to do with the milk at all since it's only fat tissue. The real hero here are the mammary glands. So someone with a B cup can easily make more milk than a busty twinner if her glands produce more.
#2 The Birth rate isn't the same everywhere, nor is it consistent every year.
The common thought here is that during the winter months people are breeding like rabbits due to the cold, and by the end of Summer, the birth rates are through the roof. While this may be true in some places, many other areas see quite the opposite as March, May, and November are considered the big months for births as well. Not to mention that each year has a different influx or decrease of birth rates in every region.
#3 A miscarriage isn't a miscarriage after 20 weeks
It's considered a stillborn after that.
Feel free to add anymore that you also want to share.
#1 The size of the breast has nothing to do with how much milk a woman can produce.
This is a huge one I keep seeing. Breast size has nothing to do with the milk at all since it's only fat tissue. The real hero here are the mammary glands. So someone with a B cup can easily make more milk than a busty twinner if her glands produce more.
#2 The Birth rate isn't the same everywhere, nor is it consistent every year.
The common thought here is that during the winter months people are breeding like rabbits due to the cold, and by the end of Summer, the birth rates are through the roof. While this may be true in some places, many other areas see quite the opposite as March, May, and November are considered the big months for births as well. Not to mention that each year has a different influx or decrease of birth rates in every region.
#3 A miscarriage isn't a miscarriage after 20 weeks
It's considered a stillborn after that.
Feel free to add anymore that you also want to share.