breast milk reheat

Breast milk is super-resistant to bacteria. It's way more durable than formula, which means that you can leave it out a while and refrigerate it and the baby can still drink it. Look up La Leche League for information.

I don't think that you are supposed to reheat it.

When I went to reheat in microwave to feed her I heated it for 20 seconds and it smelt like rotten milk. It was barely warm. Also I added a poll under 18-34 for a suggestion on a home made baby food forum.

yummy lol and cheap. Make casseroles and freeze them so u can reheat. Chocolate milk is filling and good calcium+ vit D. Get a cheap powdered mix and store brand milk. Quesadillas arent bad in price. Cheap tortillas, store brand block cheese,and salsa. Pancakes are cheap. You should try shopping at a 99 cent store they have great choices for a buck. Hope that helped a little. Take care.

I was never big on leftovers til I got pregnant. Now I find it easier to just reheat something rather than cooking something.

I usually prepare a healthy dinner by around 7pm, which can take me upto 2 hours sometimes. But when hubby comes home it's already 9pm and i have to reheat our dinner in the microwave before eating. I sometimes also prepare extra quantity to have for lunch the next day. so i pack and store it in the fridge, and reheat it in the microwave the following day around 1pm. Does the nutritional value reduce / disappear if meals are reheated in the microwave and consumed a day later?

I would definitely reheat it just to be safe but I doubt that it will make that much of a difference!

When I went to reheat in microwave to feed her I heated it for 20 seconds and it smelt like rotten milk. It was barely warm.

You can boil it (if its chicken breast) then shred it up by hand, then cook some onion tomato and corn in a skillet then add the chicken when its almost done to reheat it. Have some amazing chicken tacos! Mmmmhhhmmm!

When will you start to get milk in your breast? I am 31 weeks and have yet to get mine, it makes me nervous cause I plan on breast feeding.

Enough wet and poopy diapers and if the baby is thriving. Breastfeeding is a supply and demand thing so just let baby eat and you will produce enough. Make sure you drink water and stay hydrated.

I always used the plastic bags to reheat stored milk in and then poured it in the bottles. Although my Avent sterlizer got nuked with all the bottles in it. Oh well. Two healthy babies who occasionally ate dirt, and bugs, and god knows what else when they were two.

When do breast milk starts coming out the breast I had my baby on the 29th no milk still

No its not milk yet its the beginning stages of milk lol not sure what's the correct term for it honestly when I first saw it I was freaking out I didn't know I was pregnant and it was my first child but you will get a little of leaking of that stuff if u don't want in on ur bra you can buy breast pads congratulations

I'm 5 months pregnant but I still don't have any breast milk. Is this normal? If it is when am I supposed to get it?

Is there a a specific time that your breast start to leak breast milk or does it happen at different times depending on the woman? If so when did y'all start noticing your breast leaking?

Is it okay for baby to drink the clearish breast milk from the breast?

When did some of you ladies get your breast milk?

Ok so I'm 34 weeks pregnant and I just got my breast milk today. I decided to squeeze my breast because it was hurting . and I started leaking . what do I do . I'm a ftm. I'm only 19 and do I pump? Or do I just leave it alone ?

I am a FTM, 30w4d, and I am getting a little worried because I have not noticed any breast milk yet. I am grateful that I am not leaking or anything, but at the same time I am wondering if this is normal? If you already have children, about when did you start producing milk? Or does anyone have a ballpark idea? I am planning on breastfeeding my son and I just want to make sure that I am on track to do so. Thanks!

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