N3 ni dipetik dari Kump. Ibu2 Menyusukan.
Macam menarik je! Tak tahu pun ade kegunaan lain SI ni...
Pelbagai kegunaan BreastMilk (BM)/ SusuIbu (SI) By Roslinya Latip
Something worth to share;
BM is Not Only for feeding our baby, but it has many other uses.
These applications of BM not only suitable for babies and infants,
but Also For Adults!
Eye infections / Conjuctivitis ("Pink Eye") :
Squirt into the eye.
Do this as frequently as possible until healed.
If the baby/child doesn’t allow you to squirt breastmilk into his eye, then do it while they are sleeping.
Squirt around the crease of closed eyes, then gently lift the lids to allow the breastmilk to seep into the eye.
Sore/cracked nipples :
Rub into nipples after feedings.
Air dry.
Scratches/Scrapes/Cuts :
Squirt & clean wound first with the breastmilk; then apply some more on wound and air dry.
This is really great when on outings where no ready water supply is available.
If the cut is on the lips or mouth area, healing will be especially easy for a breastfeeding baby or child.
Just the simple act of nursing the child not only calms the child from the pain of the injury, but the breastmilk that must pass the wound during nursing will close the cut rather quickly.
Mosquito bites / Ant bites :
Squirt on bite and rub in. Helps to stop the itching.
Ear infections :
Squirt or pour into sore ear
Acne / Eczema / Diaper rash :
Wash skin with water, then apply breastmilk all over.
Air Dry.
Facial Cleanser :
Apply breastmilk on face & wipe clean.
Great even for removing eye-makeup!
Sore throats/Mouth Sores :
A baby/child that is still breastfeeding can benefit by directly nursing.
If not, drinking a cup of expressed breastmilk will help.
It certainly helped when my then 19-month-old son had mouth sores from a bout of Hand, Foot & Mouth disease.
His mouth was too sore to nurse directly from the breast, but drinking expressed breastmilk from a cup helped heal the sores in a day.
Stuffy noses :
Squirt into nose and suction or squeeze out as you would with saline.
If you have an older child/spouse who is ill, give them some breastmilk.
It's a great immunity booster! (agak2 nak ke jiorang? hihihi! ^^)
Written by; Samuelina Wan (Keeping Abreast, Issue: Apr-June 1999)
These applications of BM not only suitable for babies and infants,
but Also For Adults!
Eye infections / Conjuctivitis ("Pink Eye") :
Squirt into the eye.
Do this as frequently as possible until healed.
If the baby/child doesn’t allow you to squirt breastmilk into his eye, then do it while they are sleeping.
Squirt around the crease of closed eyes, then gently lift the lids to allow the breastmilk to seep into the eye.
Sore/cracked nipples :
Rub into nipples after feedings.
Air dry.
Scratches/Scrapes/Cuts :
Squirt & clean wound first with the breastmilk; then apply some more on wound and air dry.
This is really great when on outings where no ready water supply is available.
If the cut is on the lips or mouth area, healing will be especially easy for a breastfeeding baby or child.
Just the simple act of nursing the child not only calms the child from the pain of the injury, but the breastmilk that must pass the wound during nursing will close the cut rather quickly.
Mosquito bites / Ant bites :
Squirt on bite and rub in. Helps to stop the itching.
Ear infections :
Squirt or pour into sore ear
Acne / Eczema / Diaper rash :
Wash skin with water, then apply breastmilk all over.
Air Dry.
Facial Cleanser :
Apply breastmilk on face & wipe clean.
Great even for removing eye-makeup!
Sore throats/Mouth Sores :
A baby/child that is still breastfeeding can benefit by directly nursing.
If not, drinking a cup of expressed breastmilk will help.
It certainly helped when my then 19-month-old son had mouth sores from a bout of Hand, Foot & Mouth disease.
His mouth was too sore to nurse directly from the breast, but drinking expressed breastmilk from a cup helped heal the sores in a day.
Stuffy noses :
Squirt into nose and suction or squeeze out as you would with saline.
If you have an older child/spouse who is ill, give them some breastmilk.
It's a great immunity booster! (agak2 nak ke jiorang? hihihi! ^^)
Written by; Samuelina Wan (Keeping Abreast, Issue: Apr-June 1999)
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