Lactation Consultant, Nursing Unit Manager, BFHI Accreditation Director Fakeeh Hospital Cairo, Egypt
Abstract: The color of breast milk is usually yellow, white, clear, cream, or tan. Some mothers produce milk with different colors than we are used to seeing. Sometimes it comes in orange, red, brown or green. This milk is usually normal and the mother can feed her baby without restriction except in rare circumstances.
Publication:
Diversity and Inclusion: I will prepare my presentation in English language using my clinical experience during work with approval from mothers.
Disclosures: Presenter(s) indicated no conflicts of interest to disclose.
Learning Objectives:
Identify the normal human milk color
Determine reasons for different human milk color
Describe management and intervention options for a lactating parent who produces milk with different color