Is my colostrum ok? 😅

I'm 39 weeks tomorrow and I've been collecting colostrum for about 2 weeks now, not every single day but pretty much every other day, it has got more and more every time and easier to collect each time, im now using my wearable breastpumps to collect as its easier and doesn't cause me any braxton hicks or any problems. Anyway the colour of it is like a milky clear colour? I've only seen others online that are like extremely yellow or creamy in colour? I googled it obviously and it said its normal, but I'm looking for real life people to answer if they've had similar looking colostrum? Thanks!

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I think it’s perfectly normal. Nothing wrong with it

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Trained breastfeeding peer supporter here! It's entirely normal 😊

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I’ve started collecting at 36 Weeks and I’m now 37+4 and mine has gone from a golden yellow to the same as that.

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Hi how did you get it in those tubes? X

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