Breast milk lotion

Homemade breastmilk lotion is a great way to use up extra milk. While easy to make it greatly benefits sensitive skin and can help with minor skin irritations.

Spread the love Well breastmilk is a powerful thing. I wasn’t able to breastfeed my first daughter over 8 years ago, so when I had my son I was determined to do whatever to do it that time around. I was young with my daughter and had zero support, nor any knowledge on it like I do now. I breastfed my son until my 3rd baby was born in October. Then I tandem nursed until around his 4th birthday. I never ever expected to go that long but I just let him wean himself. Well he did just that when…

Do you have a ton of leftover breastmilk in the freezer? Or maybe milk that is high lipase or expired? Don’t throw it out! Checkout this quick and easy breastmilk lotion recipe below to put all your ‘liquid gold’ to good use.

Learn how to make lotion with this homemade baby lotion recipe. This recipe is safe for even the youngest child & the most sensitive skin!

A pumpable, properly formulated breast milk lotion recipe that doesn't split. Use your own milk to nourish skin and treat skin complaints.

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What To Do With Expired or Undrinkable Breast Milk ⭐ Before you throw out your undrinkable breast milk… That milk probably still has a multitude of soothing and healing properties. And is it actually unsafe for consumption? Often, mothers are instructed to pump and dump unnecessarily. Some of the most common instances are: After having anesthesia After having an MRI with contrast- more info HERE When taking certain medications- more info HERE When concerned about a food allergy/intolerance…

Here's what to do with leftover breast milk (and leftover breast milk bags)! We share 15 genius leftover breast milk uses like breast milk baths, DIY breast milk lotion, soap, and even jewelry. Plus the best breastfeeding and pumping tips and essentials for beginners!

This breast milk soap DIY takes more time and effort than regular cold process soap recipes, but the results I've heard about from those who use it, make every second worth it. You'll need a good quality kitchen scale to measure the soaping ingredients, and the actual breast milk soap. Don't go by the markings on a breast milk storage bag (they're not accurate). Find the rest of my detailed instructions here.

Instruction on how to make a silky smooth nappy balm using breast milk. This recipe has been used and recommend by mums.