Reheating breastmilk?

Question

I’m starting to use some of my freezer stash of breastmilk, my issue is my baby is super fussy with the temperature of his milk and I always have to reheat the bottle at least once through a feeding or he won’t take it, is it safe to reheat and also if he doesn’t finish it all is it safe to keep in the fridge and reheat again? If not can someone please tell me how you make it work for you

Answer

First, every single person will tell you something different. 
I’d say..
You are safe to reheat it during a feed if baby wants it warmer. 
I always saved my milk if my son didn’t drink it for the next bottle because I hated to dump it. I was told my a Lactation consultant that it’s okay if I use it at the feed. Store in fridge and reheat. If the milk wasn’t gone during the second bottle I would dump.
There isn’t much research on breastmilk yet but they have good research out right now. Just pay attention to what your babe is telling you! 
Do what you think is best and get a lot of options so you can form yours.

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I know it’s not safe to refrigerate after being warmed and then reheat later. Not positive about reheating again during a feeding, but my guess is that’s fine!

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I suggest that you maybe heat milk up in increments after thawing the milk from the freezer.
Thawed milk you can keep for 24 hours refrigerated.
Breastmilk should never be reheated.
Hope that helps 😊

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I did it before, I heard as long as it is within an hour, you can keep it in the warmer to keep it warm multiple times. Just warm tho, not hot,