Giving Colostrum to Sick toddler?

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So I am 39 weeks and 5 days Pregnant. I came across colostrum harvesting a little while ago and started collecting at around 38 weeks. Ive been collecting just a Millimeter a day because I'm not that into it, just thought it was interesting. 
So this Wednesday I'll be 40 weeks. My 3 year old just started getting sick. Only symptom is a runny nose. I'm terrified to go into labor now because I don't want her to be around him while he or my husband and I may be sick. 
Is it weird to consider giving my 3 year old some of my colostrum? Do you think it could help him recover faster? Or have any benefits? I understand its weird but I'm more concerned about having a newborn brought home to a house with anyone sick so i'd rather be weird than expose her if it could help...

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Can’t hurt... 🤷🏼‍♀️ it’s full of awesome stuff.

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Im assuming you can. You can even buy colostrum tablets for kids to take at the store so why not give her your free stuff it can't hurt... lol I seen people letting thier husbands have some to see what it taste like. It can't hurt.

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I did this for my son last week, he was full of cold and I was leaking colostrum so decided to give him it and his snotty nose and cold cleared up really quickly. I’m not sure if it actually worked but there’s no harm in it :)

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Weird? Nah. Will it help? If I had to make a guess, it wouldn’t do that much. Breast milk is made for the baby you’re carrying, but I doubt there’s any harm in trying. I’d also make sure your toddler is drinking a lot and give them medicine if they need it.

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I’d maybe call the pediatrician?