Is it ok to drip milk into baby's eyes?

It is said that breast milk is a panacea. When babies have some minor problems, people will choose to solve them through some methods. However, everyone needs to know that as a child, you should try not to touch the eyes, because the child's vision is not yet fully developed. At this time, do not use breast milk drops to drop the child's eyes, because breast milk is not a panacea.

A newborn baby accidentally got his eyes scratched while playing, causing his eyes to become severely red and swollen. My mother-in-law said that breast milk could relieve the redness and swelling of the baby's eyes. However, after washing with breast milk, the redness and swelling of the baby's eyes became worse. Finally, the child had to be sent to the hospital. The doctor said that it was fortunate that they came early, otherwise the child’s eye inflammation would have been really serious.

When a child's eyes are red and swollen, the mother uses breast milk to reduce inflammation, which is wrong. Because breast milk is only for internal use, and in some cases, if it is used externally, it may cause accidents to the child. Because breast milk contains a lot of carbohydrates, it is an excellent breeding environment for bacteria.

Breast milk is a foreign body to the eyes

For the eyes, breast milk is actually like a foreign body because it is rich in carbohydrates, proteins and other substances. Once it enters the baby's eyes, a large number of bacteria will multiply, causing greater damage to the child's eyes. Mom, please pay attention.

Here I would also like to remind mothers that breast milk cannot cure eczema. Many people find that their children have eczema on their skin and think that they can use breast milk to relieve the symptoms. In fact, this is wrong because not only will it not clean the skin well, but it will cause more red spots.

Breast milk scraping reduces night crying?

This is even more nonsense. Some people claim that if a child cries severely at night, you can squeeze out breast milk, apply it on the child's back, and then prick it to reduce the child's night crying. This is wrong. So, don’t believe in the so-called false information anymore.