Apparently breast milk tastes like.......

[junglewonderland]

Carrot! Of all things! I've asked Koala several times and this is his consistent response. What do your toddlers say, for those bfing?

[KateGladTidings]

Interesting! It's never occurred to me to ask! I remember on Friends they say it tastes like cantaloupe juice.

[meerkatsmum]

Chicken...strawberries...meat...very inconsistent.

[robyn]

Just asked Greta as she's nursing right now, she said "mum mums tastes of cuddles and mama"
Love her.

[FestiveTidings]

Ice cream. It's always been ice cream. I'm assuming vanilla but of course I could be wrong, it could be chocolate.

[meerkatsmum]

Oh Robyn, how beautiful!

[DandelionFrosting]

Robyn, awwwwwwwww.
FT, depends on what you've been eating, right?
Saurus calls it juice, which is probably a high compliment coming from someone who's usually only allowed to have water. (Won't drink it anymore unless it's from a bottle he's stolen off the baby, though. Boo.)

[Nix]

Harvey said it tasted like ice cream also!

[junglewonderland]

I'd always heard other kids say bm tastes like icecream or chocolate. Makes sense, they think it tastes like the sweetest, creamy thing they have eaten.

Mkm, do you think the taste changes lots or is meerkat just very creative?

[Fozza]

Someone else said carrot recently. (Might have been you)
Z said strawberries once.

[Lily]

Oranges, according to Izbiz.

[Singale]

That's lovely, Robyn.
Tigerle's adamant that it tastes like nothing but breast milk & that it's very very very good.

[StJuniper]

I asked P and he said "Huh? Huh? Huh? Huh? Huh?" As he does when he doesn't know how to answer and wants me to prompt him. So I said "Cookies? Ice cream?" And he said "Nooo. Mio." Yep, milk tastes like milk.

[junglewonderland]

Oranges, according to Izbiz.

That's interesting! I'm guessing he likes oranges then.

SJ, I think P will be an engineer with such a matter of fact response like that.

[Treeb]

I've got another one who says it tastes like milk. I asked him and he pretty much just looked at me like "What kind of crazy question is that?" so I tried to prompt by asking if it tasted like some kind of food and he shook his head no, then said "Booba!" (His word for milk/nursing.)

I wonder if he'll have more creative answers as he gets older/has more vocabulary.