This is an interesting question. Truth is, yeah-- it happens. Like Susan said, these changes aren't set in stone for all women but many women will notice that after having children their breasts are not as perky, areola's are a little darker (and maybe even a little larger). It's a small price to pay for helping create the miracle of life. Sometimes this concept is hard for women to accept when they have yet to have children, however it all comes into perspective afterwards.
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This is an interesting question. Truth is, yeah-- it happens. Like Susan said, these changes aren't set in stone for all women but many women will notice that after having children their breasts are not as perky, areola's are a little darker (and maybe even a little larger). It's a small price to pay for helping create the miracle of life. Sometimes this concept is hard for women to accept when they have yet to have children, however it all comes into perspective afterwards.
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