Breastmilk for diaper rash treatment: Breastmilk is laden with natural moisturizers that hasten the healing process. Clean the affected area then rub milk and let air dry before putting the diaper.
Breastmilk for ear infections: Breastmilk has antibodies like over-the-counter prescriptions that will fight the ear infections. 3 to 4 drops after every few hours should clear the infection within 24 or 48 hours.
Breastmilk for eye infection: Instead of leaving the eye to heal on its own, a few drops a couple of times a day will speed up healing of pink eye and clogged tear ducts.
Breastmilk soap for baby eczema: You may make soap from breastmilk or rub breast milk on the infant’s skin. It is more effective on mild and moderate atopic eczema; extreme conditions may need a medical expertise guidance.
Breastmilk for minor wounds and burns: When applied on affected areas, breastmilk has antibodies that heal and prevent the skin from infections.
Breastmilk for banana ice cream: With a frozen banana and a few spices (optional for sensitive babies) you should be able to come up with something to sooth the gums of a teething baby.
Breast milk for stretch marks: Rub breastmilk on stretch marks and you’re see noticeable difference in a few weeks. Let it air dry before you put on the clothing.
Breastmilk for yogurt: Create homemade yogurt to treat your little one too. Add a few tablespoons of plain yogurt and mashed fruit to breastmilk to make it more delicious.
Breast milk for cooking: Breast milk is an excellent alternative to regular milk. You can cook cream sauces, cupcakes or whatever dish you’d like to cook.