👉 Nipple fluid, also known as lactation colostrum or milk, is a natural secretion produced by the mammary glands during lactation. It's not the same as breast milk, which is produced later and during breastfeeding. Nipple fluid is rich in antibodies, proteins, and other nutrients that help protect the infant's immune system and promote healthy digestion. It's typically clear or slightly yellowish and has a slightly sticky consistency, though it can vary in color and texture depending on the individual and their diet. The fluid is primarily composed of water, electrolytes, lipids, proteins, and carbohydrates, and it plays a crucial role in the early stages of an infant's development by providing essential nutrients and immune support.
