Breast stimulation

“Breastfeeding has been one of the best experiences of my life,”
[Shakira] said.
“I love it! I can’t stop!”
Laughing, she added,
“I think I’m going to breastfeed him until he goes to college!
I’m hooked!”

— Interview with US Magazine

Stimulation of nipples

Erotic lactation

A very brief discussion of “breast orgasms” in Wikipedia’s main article on orgasm.

Breast fetishism

Toplessness

Lactation


Unintended milk flow (galactorrhea) is often caused by nipple stimulation
and it is possible to reach normal milk production
exclusively by suckling on the breast.
[Google “Induced lactation” for many articles on how to do this.
A particularly detailed article, without medical references, is
“How To Induce Lactation”
at http://www.stargatelibraries.com/HowToInduce001.html.
I have no idea how accurate that advice is.]

Nipple stimulation of any sort is noted in
reducing the incidence of breast cancer.
[Source.]

In a study conducted in 1999,
approximately 33 to 50 percent of mothers found breast feeding erotic,
and among them 25 percent felt guilty because of this.
[I (the author of this blog) fail to understand why a woman should feel any guilt
over this.
Why do women feel guilty over erotic feelings?]
This study corroborated a study in 1949 that found that
in a few cases where
the arousal was strong enough to induce orgasm,
some nursing mothers abandon breast feeding altogether.
In a 1988 questionnaire on orgasm and pregnancy
published in a Dutch magazine for women, asked
"Did you experience, while breastfeeding, a sensation of sexual excitement?";
Thirty-four percent (or 153 total) answered in the affirmative.
An additional 71 percent answered in the affirmative when asked
"Did you experience, while breastfeeding,
pleasurable contractions in the uterine region."
[Source.]
















Some photos and images:

Water jet on pussy plus breast stimulation
bring a smile to a lady’s face :-)
Was what that lady was doing to her nipple
the same as
what nursing moms do to express their breast milk?
I don't know (I'm hardly an expert on this kind of thing,
but a most explicit tutorial is here)
but if so we might deduce that

Water jets or tongues
bring pleasure to
nursing moms :-)

By the way, if you didn't click on the tutorial on expressing breast milk,
here is an embed of that video:

and other related YouTube videos are listed here.



I can’t resist including the following photos:
That Time cover, and what it portrays, has unleashed a tsunami of commentary.
I lack the ability to add anything intelligent to that commentary,
and the desire to add anything inane to it.

For more on the photo and those that were alternative covers, see
http://www.time.com/parentingphotos:
http://lightbox.time.com/2012/05/10/parenting/#2
http://lightbox.time.com/2012/05/10/parenting/#3: This is especially striking. The mom simultaneously feeds two children, one on each breast, ages 4 years and 5 months.
http://lightbox.time.com/2012/05/10/parenting/#4

I will venture this opinion:
I am glad that these moms can view what they are doing
as so natural that it can be seen publicly.
I think that is a good idea.
As to the age range,
that is an issue on which I have no grounds to base an opinion.

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Some X-rated GIFs and (possibly) videos of breast stimulation:

Lady lying on her back has one breast pulled up by a strong suck.

You might try a web search on Heather breastfeeds Magdalene :-)

Breast orgasm

From Wikipedia on 2012-05-27 we have:

In some women,
stimulation of the breast area during sexual intercourse and foreplay,
or just the simple act of having their breasts fondled,
creates mild to intense orgasms.
Research has suggested that
the sensations are genital orgasms caused by nipple stimulation,
and may also be directly linked to "the genital area of the brain," [54][70]
though at least one account has suggested that the orgasms radiate from the breasts. [71]
An orgasm is believed to occur in part because of the hormone oxytocin,
which is produced in the body during sexual excitement and arousal.
It has also been shown that oxytocin is produced
when a man or woman's nipples are stimulated and become erect.[72]

A study published in the July 2011 Journal of Sexual Medicine
was the first to map the female genitals onto the sensory portion of the brain,
and concluded that sensation from the nipples travels to the same part of the brain
as sensations from the vagina, clitoris and cervix.
"Four major nerves bring signals from women's genitals to their brains,"
said researcher Barry Komisaruk of Rutgers University.
"The pudendal nerve connects the clitoris,
the pelvic nerve carries signals from the vagina,
the hypogastric nerve connects with the cervix and uterus, and
the vagus nerve travels from the cervix and uterus
without passing through the spinal cord
(making it possible for some women to achieve orgasm
even though they have had complete spinal cord injuries)."
Komisaruk cited one reason for this possibility to be oxytocin,
which is also released during labor and triggers uterus contractions.
Nipple stimulation triggers uterine contractions,
which then produce a sensation in the genital area of the brain.
Komisaruk also relayed, however, that preliminary data suggests that
nipple nerves may directly link up with the brain,
skipping the uterine middleman,
acknowledging the men in his study
who showed the same pattern of nipple stimulation activating genital brain regions.[54]

Most women do not experience this effect when the breasts are stimulated.
According to one study that questioned 213 women,
29% of them had experienced an orgasm of this kind at one time or another.
[Otto, Herbert A. (1988) New Orgasm Options: Expanding Sexual Pleasure.]

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A comment by the author of this blog:
It would seem interesting if women
who have had and/or are capable of having such orgasms
would document exactly how they do it
(nowadays, perhaps with a video!).
This might be helpful in informing other women
who might like to experiment with such,
seeing if the reason that they had not experienced such orgasms
was a lack of the proper technique.