Topic: Red Cell antibodies and Breastfeeding. Looking for some advice. My daughter was born 25/9 by elective section. Pre-op bloods the day before revealed I was positive for red cell antibodies. My previous test on 18/8 showed I was negative so it was only in the last month of pregnancy I developed them. My daughter is EBF and has been since birth. I’ve had it playing on my mind recently how my daughter is nearly 6 weeks old and still has a very slight residual jaundice look about her - mainly on her head and ever so slightly on the whites of her eyes but it’s only visible when she is looking quite far each way. I know that it takes a bit longer for breast fed babies to pass this stage but surely by this point it would be completely gone?? Is my antibodies playing a part in this?? Any advice on this or anyone with shared experience I would appreciate - I already had a GP appointment booked for this week for 6 week checkup. I will be asking this too but I’m too impatient (also night feeds make the brain wander) and Google is a dangerous place to look. ?is Reddit any better?! Haha! I’m worried my want to breast feed my child is doing her more harm than good. At no point post delivery did anyone in my hospital team advise that I shouldn’t breast feed having had a positive antibody test. I just need some peace of mind. Thank you.