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Re: sleep, work, and milk supply Thanks Jane!From: Jane (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 24 Jun 2002 16:17:13 -0500 (CDT)
At Mon, 24 Jun 2002, Ann E. wrote: > >Thanks for your thoughts, Jane! Luckily, I am a teacher and don't have >to go back to work until the end of August. I have given her about 4 >bottles so far. She didn't like them as much as mom, but she did accept >them - except the last one, but I wonder if the milk was starting to go >bad. It had been in fridge for 8 days. Ann E. > >PS I know what you mean about the leaking. I'm getting tired of wearing >a bra and pads to bed! :) Glad it helped. As for the milk, 8 days is too long. If milk isn't going to be used for 48 hour hours after expressing, it is safest freezing it. It freezes well in the special milk plastic bags. You can dethaw it by running warm water over the outside of the plastic. The freezer is good for just-in-case storage. I would do two sizes-- a 4 ozer if he was hungry and a 2 ozer to tide the little guy over until I got home. You hate to give the baby 4 oz of pumped milk and then have em not be that hungry. If you split the supplies, if they are really hungry, they can have a 4 and 2 oz bottle. Have fun with your new baby!
-- Jane
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