It would be surprising if the knee pain is directly related to childbirth. It could be due to a decrease in physical activity or poor posture when feeding your baby. Trying to go for walks to see if the pain improves might be helpful. If the pain persists, it would be a good idea to consult a physiotherapist who can assess your knee, posture, and recommend exercises to alleviate the pain.
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