How does Hilary Erickson address leaking colostrum during pregnancy?

Hilary Erickson discusses that leaking colostrum during pregnancy is a common occurrence and not necessarily an indicator of future milk supply. She explains that the body starts producing colostrum, the first milk, in preparation for breastfeeding, but this doesn't mean you'll have a great milk supply after birth. She also advises against pumping before giving birth, as it won't increase your milk supply and could potentially trigger preterm labor. Hilary emphasizes that colostrum is produced in small quantities and collecting it before birth might not be worth the effort.

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