@iam_maryam36: As a third-time mum, this is not new to me, but I want first-time mums to learn about it too. This condition is medically called Neonatal Galactorrhea, commonly known as Witch’s Milk. It can happen because of maternal hormones, particularly oestrogen, that pass from the mother to the baby during pregnancy. It is usually temporary and can affect both baby boys and girls. Dear new mums, don’t just assume or panic when you notice something unusual. Ask your paediatrician or other qualified medical professionals questions. Knowledge is important! Have you heard about this before? Mummies, let’s learn together. ❤️ Please don’t squeeze or massage your baby’s breasts, as this can cause infection. Seek medical advice if there is redness, swelling, pain, fever or unusual discharge. Hashtags #NewMumEducation #NeonatalGalactorrhea #WitchsMilk #NewbornCare #BabyBoy