Dear moms and dads, have you ever had to temporarily save your breast milk for work, travel or other reasons, and wait for the right time to feed your baby? Breast milk, nature's most precious gift to the baby, actually has its "travel" story.
Imagine a breastfed baby in a thin ice coat and lying in a 0-4 freezer. It's like a little snow kingdom where breastfeeding babies can stay for 24-72 hours. But don't forget to take your breastfed baby home in time, after all, no matter how good the Ice Kingdom is, it is not a permanent home for your breastfed baby.
If you send your breastfed baby to the freezer of the fridge, it can start a much longer adventure. Here, the breastfed baby will be frozen firm, like a brave little explorer, ready to embark on a journey to the Frozen. In the cryosphere, the breastfed baby can stay safely for about 2 weeks, waiting to be reunited with the baby.
If you have a dedicated freezer at home and don't open it often, your breastfeeding baby's adventures are even more exciting! It's like being frozen in a huge block of ice, in a silent and mysterious world of ice and snow. Here, breastfed babies can stay for more than 6 months with peace of mind, ready to provide them with full nutrition and love.
When storing breast milk, be sure to use a special container, such as a breast milk storage bag or breast milk storage cup. These containers are specially designed to maximize the retention of nutrients and actives in breast milk. At the same time, they are also easy to carry and store, making travel safer and more convenient for breastfed babies.
Each expressed breast milk should be bottled separately and not mixed. This avoids cross-contamination of the milk expressed at different times and ensures that each bottle is pure and safe. At the same time, the individual bottles are also convenient for parents to adjust the feeding amount according to the baby's needs at any time.
When warming and refrigerating breast milk, be sure to mix it gently to avoid damaging the ingredients due to vigorous shaking. Just as we gently shake the bassinet to lull your baby to sleep, treat your breastfed baby gently and keep it in the best nutritional condition.
Breast milk is your baby's most natural and complete food. It is rich in nutrients and immune factors, which can meet the needs of baby's growth and development and enhance baby's immunity. Breastfeeding also helps to foster an emotional bond between the baby and the mother, enhancing the parent-child relationship.
Breastfeeding is not only convenient and fast, but also affordable. Mothers can provide their babies with fresh breast milk at any time at home, without worrying about the quality of the milk powder and the cost of purchasing. In addition, breastfeeding also helps reduce the risk of certain diseases for your baby, such as allergies, diarrhea, etc.
Breastfeeding is also a great help for the mother's physical recovery. Through breastfeeding, the mother's uterus will gradually contract back to its original size, reducing the risk of postpartum bleeding. At the same time, breastfeeding also helps mothers burn off excess fat and calories, promoting good health.
While the benefits of breastfeeding are numerous, there are some challenges that mums may encounter in practice. For example, lack of milk, sore nipples and other problems. In the face of these difficulties, mothers should not be discouraged and can seek help and advice from a professional doctor. At the same time, breast milk production and quality can also be improved by adjusting the diet and increasing rest.
Dear Moms and Dad, although the magical journey of breast milk is full of unknowns and challenges, as long as we feel and experience it with our hearts, we will find that it is actually a journey full of love and warmth. Let's join hands with our breastfeeding babies on this amazing adventure! Let the baby's growth be full of sunshine and warmth!