32 weeks pregnant breasts not growing, they do feel tender. does it means i won't be able to breastfeed my baby?

Size & breastfeeding: The size of the breasts has no bearing on ability to breastfeed. Some women with large breasts make poor quality milk or have other problems. Most women have no severe problems breastfeeding as long as they make the effort. Chances are that you will be able to breastfeed if you make the effort. It isn't always easy or convenient. Please do ask for help if you have any concerns.

No: I have one mom who was endowed like "a raisin on a pancake" that not only successfully fed 2 kids but made enough extra to supply the regional breast milk bank. You need to concentrate on keeping yourself healthy with proper nutrition and rest to prepare for your baby.There are far too many things to worry about so just concentrate on things you can do for yourself.The rest should work out.

No: It is not the size of your breasts but the suck of the baby on your nipples that will produce the milk. Get advice from the breast feeding support team. Drink plenty of fluids. All the best and congratulations.