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Stush RN

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  1. Lab results pending...well actually I've been off duty so maybe its back. However we notice yes slowly but it's becoming lighter. Coffee, expresso colored. Funny cause we had an inside jk "who says newborns can't have chocolate milk" or as it is now 'coffee'. I wouldnt give that baby the latter because I wouldn't want that child to be up all night.lol
  2. A mother expressed her breast milk while in the Nicu so it can be stored for her baby's use if she's absent. When she was through, she brought 3 oz chocolate milk colored breast milk. The mother is a healthy woman in her early twenties with no known med. condition besides PIH. On closer observation besides the color, the milk is otherwise normal. Do you think its wise to allow breastfeeding because I am not comfortable with it? Any advice?

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