It is normal for a mother's breasts to begin to feel less full, soft, even empty, after the first 6-12 weeks. ... This doesn't mean that milk supply has dropped, but that your body has figured out how much milk is being removed from the breast and is no longer making too much.

Does soft breasts mean low milk supply?

Many of the signs, such as softer breasts or shorter feeds, that are often interpreted as a decrease in milk supply are simply part of your body and baby adjusting to breastfeeding.

How do I know if my milk supply is low?

If your baby eats silently but is still gaining weight and doesn't show signs of dehydration, there's probably nothing to worry about. Your baby is calm after a feeding and releases your breast on their own. A full, content baby will release your breast when they're done eating.