does anyone know how to dry breast milk up? she has just quit breast feeding and wants it gone?
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To dry breast milk up you simply stop breastfeeding altogether and stop using the pump if you go. Once the milk is no longer being used, it gradually dries up on its own.
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your mom is going through empty nest syndrom...\n\nWith no kids to take care of she is lonley and is in need of some companionship...\nDrink is a way for her to cope with  this...\n\nHow ever she might be getting into the drinking to much...\n\nTry an interventions of sorts .. Get your other sibblings together and a range a family get together...\nYou might find this could help..\n\nAlso try calling your mom for no reason at all and ask her a silly question about cooking cleaning anything... \nI think your mom need to feel that she is needed and by asking her silly questions she will feel she is wanted ....
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I am an R. N.  Worked with moms and babies for over 25 years.  This is a very common problem. Need to see your doctor.  Both Mom and baby need to be treated or they keep giving it back and forth to each other.  There is a creme for your nipples and drops for baby's mouth.  Do call the doc. I'm sure you will both do well.
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Don is right. You will have to tke over for her. I imagine you could start them on small amounts of baby formula in a baby bottle.\n\nI would definately check with your vet 1st. though.
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Don't diet while you are nursing.  Restricing your caloric intake can drastically reduce the nutrional quality of your milk and hurt your baby.  Do east a healthy diet and a healthy amount of calories.  Don't diet.
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Well i have own a man boob milk business, and i have discovered if you lick hamsters you can increase your milk yield by 75%.\nI am currently working with tescos and im making their whole milk!
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Okay so I'm looking into this myself I'm in a double d not a tripple but it kills my back too and hauling around my son doesn't help at all.  From what I've heard there are some possible negative things about it, like possibly not being able to produce milk if you're wanting to breast feed again.  Also, you can lose feeling in your nipples I guess, and there are plenty of other things that they warn you about that I can't really remember, but that comes with any surgery.  I think that your comfort is really important though, anything that will make you feel better and give you some more energy to take care of your little one's better would probably be great for you, regaurdless of wether or not you might have to just do the bottle for your next child, you being happy will make them happier.  I do think that you should do some very good research on who you have do it though, only pick the best and look around and give it as much time as you need and don't rush into it.  I know that there are different after affects for different people, it just depends on what they need to do to you and how they need to go about doing it.  I think you only lose sensation in the nipples if they move the nipple up as well and make the actual nipple smaller.  Anyway, I have to run it's late here, but I hope that I helped you out a little.  Good luck I hope it all works out.  Danielle
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The lactating will stop when you stop stimulating the mammory glands. Stop playin' with the boobies girl! *L
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Tell mamma to get out the sewing machine or hand needles & thread & follow these instructions:\n\nNeed:  thread, scissors, material, & 2 disposable diapers  \n\n\nCut 6 or 7 strips of 100% cotton material 5 to 6 in wide by 28 to 32 in long.  Use different colors to match her wardrobe.  \n\nCut the disposable diaper insert out & cut it into long strips approx. 2 in. wide.  \n\nSew the cotton batting into the strip of material, centering it as best one can.  Sew it all closed as well.  \n\nShe has now made a cool neck tie.  Get it wet under cold water & wear it around her neck.  Re-wet as needed.  Then, hang it up to dry thoroughly.  Use a different colored one the next day to match her wardrobe.  These can be machine washed & dryed, if well made.
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does she use deoderant do you have access to her room if so take her deoderant empty it and fill it to the top with white cream  cheese and place it back in her room when she goes to use it it will be cream cheese in the arm pit
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Ummm.... NOTHING but BREAST MILK until 5 or 6 months!!! Please for the mental, emotianal, and physical well-being of your child......ONLY NURSING!!!
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Don't know how to eat milk, but no you have to remove the source, or if that is not possible, remove yourself. Get a new job in a safer environment, and report it to the EPA if you are in the states.
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my daughter has those...that is usually a aign of an allergy to something. hers was a milk allergy. when she stopped drinking milk they went away.
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exercise is the best way.don't go for dietary restrictions.6 months breast feeding is mandatory.exercise should be guided by a trainer .wish good health for both of you.
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You need to take the baby to the pediatrician. She could have a number of problems from pyloric stenosis to atresia or fistula of her trachea and esophagus. I can't help you anymore without knowing how often the baby does this, what color the food is after coming back out, and some other questions.
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Sure breast milk is the better of the 2, but don't you think you should stop breastfeeding when your child is 1 year old. Time to put them on a sippy cup!
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Try rubbing alcohol... I have kids it works.