Newborn with red bubble

BobbieB7

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Hi I had a broody that’s been sitting on egg. I had one chick on Wednesday which was hatch date. I had a couple more yesterday. This morning I believe Polly Momma got up of hatching baby. It was still wet. Having a bit of problem getting up and going.
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had four chicks that were busy around her. I put baby in my bra for warmth. I liked it over and she’s perfect except she has a red bump on belly. Umbilical cord ? Is there anything I can or need to do?
 

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It's the yolk sack that's still absorbing. You can dab a little neosporin on it since you put it in your germy bra, but it's nothing to worry about.
Sometimes I speak before thinking about how I'm supposed to respond to a post. I'm guilty of that. It's inappropriate unknowingly or knowingly calling out personal hygiene.
 
It's the yolk sack that's still absorbing. You can dab a little neosporin on it since you put it in your germy bra, but it's nothing to worry about.
Yep, very rude comment and not necessary. Chickens and broodies live in poop and dirt, so I doubt that this was really helpful.
 
If I had a nickel for every time I get rude comments instead of just help!
I thought this was a community for flock lovers.
Why some people take a jab at others is beyond me

Sometimes I speak before thinking about how I'm supposed to respond to a post. I'm guilty of that. It's inappropriate unknowingly or knowingly calling out personal hygiene.

Yep, very rude comment and not necessary. Chickens and broodies live in poop and dirt, so I doubt that this was really helpful.
I apologize, I wasn't trying to be rude.
There's some very serious bacteria that grows in damp places on your body, even if you bathe everyday, such as cleavage, not a good idea to put unclosed wounds there. Also ammonia and oils.
It's not dissimilar to licking it, and we all know the danger of a human bite.
That's why bra incubation fails 98% of the time.
Again, not intentionally bring rude but I'm sorry that I came off that way.
 
If I had a nickel for every time I get rude comments instead of just help!
I thought this was a community for flock lovers.
Why some people take a jab at others is beyond me

Had I known it was your first day on the internet I’d not have commented. 😉

I thought the statement was just a funny turn of phrase, and I made a silly throwaway joke that was probably best ignored rather than responded to.

Anyway how is the chick doing this morning?
 

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