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Human Milk Storage: Guidelines for Child Care Facilities Note: These guidelines are for childcare facilities only, and are stricter than home milk storage guidelines. North Carolina Guidelines: Refrigerator Freshly

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How to fill out human milk storage properly:

1. Start by washing your hands thoroughly with warm water and soap.
2. Use sterilized containers or breast milk storage bags specifically designed for storing human milk.
3. Label each container or bag with the date and time of expression to ensure proper rotation of stored milk.
4. Pour the freshly expressed milk into the containers, leaving some space at the top for expansion when frozen.
5. Seal the containers tightly to prevent any leakage or contamination.
6. Place the containers in the fridge if you plan to use the milk within 48-72 hours. Make sure the fridge temperature is set at or below 4°C (39°F).
7. For long-term storage, transfer the containers to the freezer compartment of the refrigerator or a deep freezer.
8. If using a deep freezer, set the temperature to -18°C (0°F) or lower.
9. Ensure that the milk is stored away from any strong odors or potential contaminants.
10. Remember to always follow the recommended guidelines for safe storage and discard any milk that has expired or shows signs of spoilage.

Who needs human milk storage?

1. New mothers who are breastfeeding and want to store their breast milk for later use may require human milk storage.
2. Working mothers who need to pump and store milk for their infants while they are away.
3. Mothers experiencing medical issues, such as mastitis, may need to express and store breast milk to relieve discomfort and maintain milk supply.
4. Mothers who have an oversupply of breast milk may choose to store it for future use or donate to milk banks to help premature or sick infants in need.
5. Parents who have adopted a baby may use human milk storage to provide their child with the benefits of breastfeeding.

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What is human milk storage?

Human milk storage refers to the safe and proper storage of breast milk to ensure its quality and safety for later use.

Who is required to file human milk storage?

Mothers who are pumping and storing breast milk are required to file human milk storage.

How to fill out human milk storage?

To fill out human milk storage, mothers need to label each container with the date and time the milk was expressed and store it in a refrigerator or freezer.

What is the purpose of human milk storage?

The purpose of human milk storage is to provide a supply of breast milk for feeding babies when the mother is not available.

What information must be reported on human milk storage?

The information that must be reported on human milk storage includes the date and time the milk was expressed, as well as any medications or supplements taken by the mother.