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So on 7-22 I pumped a total of 50.5oz. I needed 40oz of it for my one year olds. They take in 4oz at a time so I froze 8oz and had 2.5oz leftover. My question is can I add that to the next day's pitcher (the milk I pumped on 7-23). I do not want to freeze in the ice cube thing I have I prefer to only freeze full feeds. Plus my babies don't like breastmilk popsicles and I don't want to mess with rotating 1oz cubes.
jaberk0216
Jul 24, 2023
Ok I think I understand so correct me if I got any wrong…the milk you had leftover it wasn’t frozen? You just added it to the pitcher of thawed milk?
I am so happy right now. I still have one pump session at 8pm today but i already have enough milk to feed my twin boys and freeze some.. I have 100oz in the freezer and counting at this point.. I was so scared to drop down from 7ppd to 6ppd but I still make enough for twins. Also, pro tip if you use a Mason jar to store milk...you can write the date or whatever in sharpie and it comes off when you wash it.
Travel & Airport pumping/nursing tips? Go! 🤍🥰
jessnicole178
Jun 03, 2023
Look for a nursing room or pod. I pumped before my flight both times. Otherwise I store the milk in breast milk bags in a soft sided cooler and had no issues getting it through security
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My goal is to pump minimum 30oz/day and nurse on demand. My current 30 day average is 33.47