In short, the storing and freezing breast milk is quite safe. There are certain precautions must be taken before the container in the freezer, but overall it is a safe procedure. Breast milk, on average, lasts only two days in a normal refrigerator, but keep in the freezer up to 3 months up to 6 months in a freezer.
Label the container with the child's name and the date it was frozen. Ensure that there are no leaks in the tank before it enters theFreezer dripping water over the sink and tilt test. Once in the freezer, be sure and use the oldest milk first, as the rotation to the supermarket warehouse.
Most of the containers on the market today, a space for labeling and zipper for easy access. Freezer burn is a concern for this type of storage. If the milk is freezer burn, it is not too good to give your child, so be sure that the container is tightly closed.
A problem for some parents is that ifsend the child to the nursery, you can get the milk right. Label the container in this manner allows any confusion on the part of the day nursery school teacher. Not bad odds would have happened, but why take chances? This is not your child from someone else.
The labeling and dating also ensures that the milk is used early. Thawing, only to discover that went wrong can be tedious, especially if you have to do a couple of times until you find a good compromise. Safety first when it comes to yourBaby. We hope that these guidelines are available at the attainment of this end of support.
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