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punkbaby
08-11-2007, 22:53
can i use anything? i was tempted to put some lanisol (sp??) on my boobs so when she feeds it might soften her lips up, they are quiet dry not cracking but will soon i imagine. i squited milk on them but doesnt seem to work. Any ideas?
can i use anything? i was tempted to put some lanisol (sp??) on my boobs so when she feeds it might soften her lips up, they are quiet dry not cracking but will soon i imagine. i squited milk on them but doesnt seem to work. Any ideas?
'I would just put lansinol (sp?) on her lips - very little .. but warm it first between your fingers and it spreads easily. Since I stopped feeding I use all my lansinol on my lips :laughing: works REALLY well - especially if you put it on before sleep :yes:
xx
Jen
punkbaby
08-11-2007, 23:05
Thanks Veve i wasnt sure if it was safe to use i have been contemplating doing that all day LOL sad huh? I use it on my lips too its the best stuff
my thoughts are if you can put in on the boob - and NOT wipe it off before a feed - it must be ok .. at least in the short term :yes:
hope the lips are better soon ..
xx
Jen
punkbaby
08-11-2007, 23:17
Yeah thats what i was thinking it cant hurt her if shes actually feeding from it directly fingers crossed it works last thing i need is cracked lips attacking cracked nipples better i have it than her
one of the many joys of feeding .. sigh .. not fun ..
it still makes me laugh that sunshine is supposed to be the best thing for cracked nipples - yeah .. umm .. I'm going to lie in the back yard with my top off .. I'm sure the high school kids walking past (I back onto a park) would be thrilled :laughing:
good luck .. I cant think of anything MORE basic to use on a bubba's face .. it should work :fingerscrossed:
xx
Jen
punkbaby
08-11-2007, 23:25
LOL we have a park at the back of us and as we are on a hill the neighbours would have a lovely time watching me sitting in the sun i am sure!
Thanks again :D
coogeemum
09-11-2007, 15:14
just a thought...dry lips can be a sign that bubs is slightly dehydrated. Perhaps offer water more often?
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