Mastering Breastmilk Storage:

Your Ultimate Guide

Welcome to the ultimate breastmilk storing guide! Empower yourself with essential tips and tricks to preserve your liquid gold. Simplify your journey with expert advice, ensuring your baby gets the best nourishment anytime, anywhere.

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The average breastfeeding mom spends over 3-4 months on finding a routine that works for them..

Let's cut that time and get you going sooner — I’m waiting for you.

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Common questions that breastfeeding moms often ask…

  • How long can breastmilk be stored in the refrigerator?

  • Can I mix freshly expressed breastmilk with previously stored breastmilk?

  • Is it safe to store breastmilk in the freezer? If so, for how long?

  • What's the best way to thaw frozen breastmilk?

  • Can I reuse bottles or bags that previously stored breastmilk?

  • How do I know if breastmilk has gone bad?

  • Is it safe to store breastmilk at room temperature?

  • Should I store breastmilk in glass bottles or plastic bags?

  • Can I store breastmilk in the door of the refrigerator/freezer?

  • How should I label breastmilk containers for storage?