Is it possible to rip your nipple off

Is nipple death by body spray really a thing? Listen, we know what you're thinking: this is total B. But people on the internet have been earnestly asking this question since at least , when teens were warned against the aerosol challenge , which involved them emptying the contents of a spray can of deodorant against their skin until they could no longer stand it.

Even last year, there were poor souls wandering through the hallowed halls of Reddit to ask whether they could freeze their nips off with just a spray can and a prayer. While the idea of trying this on ourselves was tempting, we decided to forgo the possible chemical burns, nausea from the fumes , and requisite embarrassment that comes from having to explain why you smell like an entire block of frat houses to friends and family.

So after looking through YouTube to see if someone's nipple had actually achieved a solid state and been successfully flicked off — spoiler alert: No, although many have tried — we decided to do what people who love urban legends hate most: We asked an expert. Fortunately, Dr. The reaction translates to red, itchy, irritated skin.

Of course, how much spray you'd have to use to actually achieve a chemical burn depends on your skin type. Some people may be able to withstand a great deal of spray; others may go red only a few seconds into the harrowing experience. In either case, your nipple will be able to withstand the experience, even if you're in pain for hours later. Then let her latch on again.

I would usually give 2 chances- if she bit again, I pull off, tell the same thing add, "If you bite me again, I'll put you down. If there's a 3rd bite, pull off, tell the same thing using, "No milk when you bite! I would usually give it up to 5 minutes or so before starting over. It only took a few nursing sessions for him to learn. My 4 month old also stated now with the habit of pulling her self out of the nipple by pushing with her hand and keeping her lips on my nipple.

Freaking painful. But I was told we should not get upset or tell them off cause they can associate BF with negative feelings and stop to latch on. I was also told that from now on BF is challenging as the baby is bigger and aware of its environment and very difficult to keep them concentrated.

Yeah this is what I was afraid of. I've been letting her do it cuz I don't wanna scare her off the breast- especially with her refusing bottles over the past 6 weeks! I'm just glad she doesn't have teeth yet lol I'll pull her close or unlatch her and gently but firmly tell her no biting.

My LO started doing that around 3. Someone shared with me that he may just need to burp. I've started taking him off the nipple when he starts to tug and put him on my shoulder for a burp. She's been latching rather badly lately and taking in more air. I'll try to burp her! Thanks for the tips! My LO who is 6 months started doing this at about 3 months- I heard it described on this board as niplash and wow did that name fit.

He would fling his head back with the nipple still in his mouth and then just give me the biggest grin like he was so pleased with himself. I think it was because he was getting distracted so now I only feed him in his room with the light dimmed and the door shut.

That helps. I feel like he was too little to understand the "ow that hurts mommy" so I'd ignore it. He's growing out of that phase. Mime did this when she had to burp and also when she was going through a growth spurt. I think it was her way of trying to get out extra milk. Mine did this at 6 months! I ended up with a cracked nipple! It was awful. Basically for a while I had to support by nipple while she nursed so she couldn't rip back!

Until she finally stopped. I'm going through this right now with my 3. My left nipple is cracked. I've been using nipple cream for a week and it's not really helping all that much.

I bought one and wore it to work one day but I got extremely sweaty and of course it dried. Later that night when I took it off not only was is really painful but it peeled part of my nipple off! It didn't rip it all off , but it peeled part of it off.

It was unbelievably painful. So I recommend not wearing it where you'll be sweaty. She's trying to rip it off.. Maybe she doesnt have one to grab? No, a baby cannot suck a nipple off its mother or anyone else! Yes you can rip off your finger if you have enough strength. The Final Rip Off was created in Rip Off Press was created in Sometimes there are unfaithful and untruthful sellers on eBay, and they might rip you off.

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