Newborn boys and girls have breasts and can leak milk

Yes, you read that accurately. Both boys and girls can appear to have small breasts when they are first born. They may even spill milk! They might try and spill milk! Yet, don't press the firm little bumps. They structure when infants ingest estrogen from their moms and typically vanish following half a month.


It affects about 5% of newborns and is also known as "witch's milk." According to folklore, fluid leaking from a newborn's nipple provided nourishment for witches' familiar spirits.

Breast nodules in infants with witch's milk are significantly larger than in infants without Witch's milk.. Witch's milk is more common in breastfed infants and is more common in boys.

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