I've had blue yellow and now it's green.
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Breast milk can naturally appear blue, yellow, or even slightly green, and most of the time it’s normal. The color often changes based on diet, fat content, stage of milk, or health.
Yellow breast milk
Common in colostrum (early milk after birth) — it’s thick and nutrient-dense
Higher in beta-carotene (from foods like carrots, sweet potatoes)
Can happen when milk is richer in fat
Blue or bluish breast milk
Often seen in foremilk (the thinner milk at the start of a feeding)
Indicates lower fat content compared to hindmilk
Can look more watery — this is usually normal
Other harmless causes
Certain foods or drinks (sports drinks, vitamins, food coloring)
Storage changes — milk color can shift slightly when refrigerated or frozen
When to check with a doctor!!!!!!!
Milk looks pink, red, or brown (possible blood)
Color change comes with pain, fever, or breast infection symptoms
Baby seems ill or refusing milk
Anyone else feel like screaming both my kids have decided to play holy hell tonight and I’ve had no sleep just one very tired mumma
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This app is so toxic.
Nearly every post asking for advice of some sort and if someone doesn’t like your opinion or you don’t validate everyone’s feelings then you’re immediately bullied and bombarded with names and insults. Women have gone as far as making fun of my baby and his medical needs, his looks, telling me to kill myself. It’s also nonstop bashing husbands, etc.
And don’t waste your time making a report cause you’ll be ignored.
Thought becoming a mom would be this wonderful experience to make some new friends and be uplifted and I’ve come to the conclusion that majority of women in all walks of life are just truly horrible human beings.
I’m totally okay keeping my circle intimate. This world is going to shit. ✌🏽
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So my husband has to go away for work, he's been away from Tuesday and will be back Friday night. I am at home with our three months old daughter, well it's going ok we both getting through, I had a phone call with my husband, her dad, last night and I think she was a little whingey because she could hear him but he obviously wasn't there, well she woke up at four ish for a feed and then when I placed her back in the cot after she fell asleep she was up again, yawning wanting sleep but not going, well I picked her up for a cuddle instantly she was asleep, same happened at seven ISH feed time, is this because she knows he's not there and needs extra comfort or am I reading into this because I got another week of my husband being away and I don't like because of her age but we can't do anything about it.

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Hi 😊 How do you all clean teethers? Do they need sterilising? I have the ones with water in them so I've read that they shouldn't go in the steriliser... suggestions, please? X

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I’m due to return to work from maternity leave in January 2027 and I’m DREADING IT, he’ll be 1. I just feel so bad for him, I have such a clingy baby and I think he’s going to think I’ve abandoned him 😭 we co-sleep, is exclusively breastfed (won’t take a bottle / dummy but will sometimes have small amounts of pumped milk in a cup with straw) and I’m the only one who can put him down for naps (fed to sleep) and then I roll away. Not even his dad can put him to sleep (he falls asleep with rocking but wakes the moment he touched the mattress when transferred).
I’ve never spent more than 2 hours away from him (2-3 times). We don’t have any family or friends who can look after the baby to even practice him being away from us.
In an ideal world I would wait for him to go to nursery when he is able to talk and understand that I’m not leaving him forever and I’ll be coming back, the thought of it breaks me!
I’m already struggling with mental health (post natal depression and anxiety). I’m considering taking a career break (if my work will let me), or staying off sick for a few months or paying back my enhanced maternity pay (£9000) and leaving the company! Money will be very tight but this could work for around 6 months.
I don’t know what to do, any suggestions or experience would be appreciated!
Thanks xxx
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Anybody been co-sleeping at night? I’ve started letting my little one sleep in the bed with us after the early morning feed around 4/5am till 8when she wakes up for the day.
Any tips or experiences?

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