breastmilk

the lactation consultant suggested storing breastmilk in labeled freezer bags.

she warmed the breastmilk by placing the bottle in a bowl of hot water.

after pumping breastmilk at work, he packed it in an insulated cooler.

for night feeds, they kept breastmilk in the fridge at the back where it stays coldest.

the nurse showed them how to thaw breastmilk safely in the refrigerator.

he added an extra ounce of breastmilk to the bottle and checked the temperature.

they followed the clinic’s guidelines for breastmilk storage and handling.

the baby refused breastmilk from a bottle but latched well during breastfeeding.

she donated surplus breastmilk to a local milk bank after screening.

to prevent waste, they used the oldest breastmilk first and rotated the stash.

the pediatrician explained that breastmilk provides antibodies and supports immunity.

during travel, she kept breastmilk cold with ice packs and a sealed container.