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    Posted: 29 January 2007 at 10:09am

Yes I put "TMI" in the topic to warn you I'm gonna use the word... mucous.   Eeeeew.  Now I don't think many things are TMI, but I just really don't like that word! 

So Ella is a spiller.  She spills after every feed, and not just after them either, she likes to spill her way through the day, and we go through a LOT of bibs.  Of course, sometimes it's the plain milk spill - nothing gross.  Other times it's lovely (not) curdled milk, and some of the time it just smells like vomit.  Some of her spews are mucousy - the curdley ones.  What I don't get, is how she has mucous in her belly when she's not sick!!  Where on earth does it come from?  Also... and again, TMI - her poo's have become a bit mucousy too.  Is this normal for a fully breastfed 15-week old?  Apart from Eczema she's absolutely fine, so I really don't think she's ill.  But it puzzles me.  And it's not stringey-like milk coming up either (I express once a day and the milk's pretty normal-looking)... she spilled/vomited over my lovely satin gown (again) this morning and I hate to say it but that gave me a really good looksey at just what was coming out.  Not pretty! 

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I can't help with why Ella is spilling mucousy stuff, but my two are very spilly babies and Sienna in particular often brings up either curdled milk or mucous and yep, it's pretty gross!
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Did you say... lovely satin gown?? hehe
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erm... robe I meant, not gown!   He he he - not walking about in a ball gown at 7 on a Monday morning!
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DO you think she might have a dairy allergy or something like that? That is what I am thinking for a baby that has it comin' outta both ends!
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charli is also a lil miss spill pants and it's often curdle/mucous like. her poo has also known to be 'thickish' if you know what i mean..
i'm sure it's normal

ahh the joy's of motherhood eh

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