Patient's question:
Because the baby can now drink 200 ml of milk per meal, and each time only more than 100 ml of milk can be squeezed out, can the milk squeezed at two different times be heated together and given to the baby to eat?Doctor's answer:
Of course, as long as the milk expressed is kept clean. Under the current summer room temperature conditions, the expressed milk can be stored for 4 hours. If it exceeds 4 hours, it is necessary to refrigerate or freeze it. When the baby feeds, it should be reheated, and there is no need to heat it. Reheat it to 37-38 degrees Celsius, and it's fine. Generally, freshly expressed breast milk is best placed in the refrigerator for cooling. Cooling can be maintained for 24 hours, and the milk within these 24 hours can be combined and reheated before feeding the child.