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Storage of breast milk for healthy, term infants At Room Temperature (6085F) is optimal for 34 hours Acceptable up to 68 hours In a refrigerator (39F) is optimal up to 72 hours Acceptable up to 58

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How to fill out storage of breast milk:

1. Start by sterilizing the storage container or bottle that you plan to use for storing breast milk. This can be done by boiling it in water for about 5-10 minutes or using a sterilizing solution.
2. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before handling the breast milk. This helps to prevent any contamination.
3. Use a breast pump to express the milk into a clean container or bottle. Make sure the pump is clean and sanitized before using it. If you prefer, you can also hand express the milk into the container.
4. Fill the container or bottle with the amount of breast milk that you desire. It is recommended to store milk in small portions, around 2-4 ounces, to avoid waste.
5. Seal the container or bottle tightly with a lid. It's important to choose a container that is specifically designed for storing breast milk, as it helps to maintain the quality and prevent leakage.
6. Label the container with the date and time that the milk was expressed. This is important for keeping track of the freshness of the milk and ensuring that you use the oldest milk first.

Who needs storage of breast milk:

1. New mothers who are breastfeeding their babies and want to have a supply of breast milk available for when they are away from their baby. This could be due to work, travel, or other commitments.
2. Mothers who have an oversupply of breast milk and want to store the excess milk for later use. This can be helpful in case of any decrease in milk production or in situations where the baby needs additional milk.
3. Mothers who want to exclusively pump their breast milk and feed it to their baby through a bottle. In this case, storage of breast milk becomes essential as it allows the mother to build a supply and feed the baby on demand.

Overall, storage of breast milk is beneficial for any mother who wants to provide her baby with the nourishment of breast milk even when she is not able to directly breastfeed.

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What is storage of breast milk?

Storage of breast milk is the process of storing pumped breast milk in a proper container for later use.

Who is required to file storage of breast milk?

Mothers who pump and store their breast milk are required to file storage of breast milk.

How to fill out storage of breast milk?

Storage of breast milk can be filled out by noting the date and time the milk was pumped, as well as the quantity and storage location.

What is the purpose of storage of breast milk?

The purpose of storage of breast milk is to ensure that the milk remains safe for consumption and retains its nutritional value.

What information must be reported on storage of breast milk?

Information such as the date and time of pumping, quantity of milk, and storage location must be reported on storage of breast milk.