Back to the question of why her nose is yellow. I can't really think of anything in our lifestyles. Olivia comes home straight from her job at the sulfur mine and eats nothing but breast milk. I think Olivia's nose might have been yellow that week due to jaundice. It was crazy stormy while my parents were visiting and we didn't take Olivia outside at all. Her color seems to have improved since then, even though she only gets occasional trips outside.
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I googled "jaundice" and I think you are right. Olivia's hunger strike (when you tried to feed her a bottle) caused her to get jaundice -
apparently jaundice can be caused by a lack of fluids, or not eating enough.
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