Not a chance that your breasts are making skim milk! What your breasts were producing was perfectly normal human milk- and it told the story of your day as well as you did. (and isn't it weird that we compare our own fabulous milk to a substance made primarily to feed baby cows - and think that that is normal, not our own milk)
The amount of fat in the milk remains fairly constant, but when your breasts are relatively fuller, there is a higher amount of water and lactose - so your milk looks paler/bluish. If you feed/express frequently your milk has a relatively higher proportion of fat, so it looks whiter - but if it came out of your breast it is perfect for your baby. You are doing great, don't doubt yourself
Thank you, ladies. What you have said makes perfect sense and explained exactly why the milk looked different! Hopefully Miss P is just seeming less satisfied as she's reaching the age for some solids? Thanks again.
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