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Why does breastmilk spray in multiple directions?

Why does breastmilk spray in multiple directions?

by Niamh Kennelly | Aug 13, 2021 | Help Me, Postnatal

The various ductal openings can point in any direction. They don’t just point forwards. You really see this when you hand-express your milk. Your milk can go in literally any direction!!!

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