Can you lactate a year after weened your baby?

It is possible for some women to lactate again a year after weaning their baby. This is because the hormones that stimulate milk production, prolactin and oxytocin, can remain elevated for some time after weaning. While it is not as common as lactating shortly after weaning, it is still possible for a woman to produce milk, especially if she is stimulated by breastfeeding or other activities that increase prolactin and oxytocin levels. However, it is important to note that the milk produced after weaning may be different from the milk produced during breastfeeding and may not be suitable as a primary source of nutrition for a baby.