No.
Based on the potential health implications for your baby, it is not recommended for your husband to try your breast milk directly from the breast.
Why It's Not Recommended
The primary concern highlighted by health information is the risk of transferring bacteria from an adult's mouth to the nipple area.
As noted in one reference:
- No. Having bacteria from an adult mouth around the nipples that will be sucked by a baby with a barely functioning digestive tract is not a good idea. (19-Jan-2018)
A newborn baby's digestive system is still developing and is much more vulnerable than an adult's. Introducing new bacteria from an adult's mouth could potentially pose a health risk to the infant.
While breast milk itself is safe and beneficial for babies, introducing adult oral bacteria into the feeding environment is something to avoid to protect the baby's delicate system.
For this reason, it's best to maintain a clean feeding environment focused solely on the baby's needs and health.
