Is this a normal color for breast milk? It just looks so watery.

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Your body makes exactly what baby needs. Has it been in the fridge? If not, when you put it in the fridge the fat will separate and won't look as watery.
I see yours has a bit of a blue tinge. Also normal.
From kellymom:
 Breastmilk can be thin and watery looking, and may have a blue or yellow tint to it. It can even take on a hint of green, orange or other color if mother has been eating lots of green foods, or other colored foods, especially those with dye, such as green Gatorade. The color of the milk is usually not anything to be concerned about however it’s always good to check with a breastfeeding professional to be sure.
You can go to kellymom website and there are pictures of pumped milk from newborn baby pumping sessions.

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It's foremilk. Hindemilk is what you get at the end and it tends to be thicker, fattier milk. Maybe pump a bit longer?

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Yep, your milk is perfectly tailored to your babies needs. Has it been sitting in the fridge? It may have separated if so. If it's freshly expressed and you pumped until empty, it's perfect😊

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Looks like foremilk

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yes it's normal. my sis in law would eat salads and her milk turned green.

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Is this a normal color for breast milk? It just looks so watery.