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Rep Power: 3 Reputation: 67 | Hi mummies, I'm feeding my gal breast milk full time by expressing it & feeding it with milk bottles. However, I need to be overseas for a few days. I m wondering how I can do about my breast as the most I can go without expressing the milk is 6-8 hours afte which my breast will feel very full n needs to be expressed else I will feel very engorged. Can someone advise me how you go about solving this problem whenu go oversea? 1) Bring breast pump n pump out the milk n store it in fridge so that won't waste the milk. But most hotels only have a small fridge which doesn't allow many bottles of milk to be stored plus the fridge is small n short.. 2) expressed the milk n throw it away? ( WASTED!! ) OR how else I can do? I dont't want to affect my milk flow as I know once the milk supply is disrupted it is very difficult n long for it to resume or worst never resume again.. HELP!!! Thanks alot |
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| Worthy Lady | Re: Breastfeeding mummy going oversea I have the same concern as you too... What I'm goona do was: bring my pump over, express and throw away. I know it's a waste but no choice as I will be away for 5 days and EBM can only store in fridge 24-48hrs depending on how cold the frigde was and if were to freeze it, by the time bring back SG will have already defrost. Defrost breast milk gotto finish up within 24hrs in fridge condition, not to mention that it cannot be freeze back again.. Knowing that I can't keep in the hotel fridge nor can I freeze it, I gotto throw it away to maintain my supply... By the way, even Im oversea, I will still have to express regularly as if Im in SG so my supply wont get 'interrupted'. It's a hassle but bo bian, that's our precious baby precious food... LOL Last edited by sharonyi66 : 09-03-2010 at 11:33 AM. |
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| Imperial Concubine | Re: Breastfeeding mummy going oversea Quote:
ya, my ex-colleague brought her pump when she went holidaying in japan with her hubby for more than a week. she pumped every five hours to maintain supply. pump and throw. | |
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Rep Power: 3 Reputation: 67 | So sad. It's priceless yet no choice ! Unless courier back home..spend money , n no guarantee!! |
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| Imperial Concubine | Re: Breastfeeding mummy going oversea Quote:
it's priceless, but it's also free. provided by nature. hence better to pump and waste than to cause supply to diminish and perhaps even end. if that hapopens, no matter how much money we have also can't get back the breast milk. =) | |
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Rep Power: 2 Reputation: 115 | Re: Breastfeeding mummy going oversea Pump and dont't throw, use it!!! If my boy did not drink my EBM when we were doing cup-training, I drank it, very nutritious. I believe in not wasting good food, and breastmilk is nature's perfect food. Or use it to do facial on your face or hands. The milk treatment will make them super-smooth. Or use an hair conditioner during your trip. Use the precious breastmilk! |
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Rep Power: 2 Reputation: 115 | Re: Breastfeeding mummy going oversea Very simple, some examples at http://www.ehow.com/i/#article_2100110 First heard of using breastmilk for soaking hands at a Taiwanese variety show. Same idea as rubbing breastmilk over sore/cracked nipples to make them heal faster. Enjoy your DIY breastmilk treatments during your trip. Great chance to rejuvenate and for free too. |
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Rep Power: 2 Reputation: 115 | Re: Breastfeeding mummy going oversea Very simple, some examples at http://www.ehow.com/i/#article_2100110 First heard of using breastmilk for soaking hands at a Taiwanese variety show. Same idea as rubbing breastmilk over sore/cracked nipples to make them heal faster. Enjoy your DIY breastmilk treatments during your trip. Great chance to rejuvenate and for free too. |
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| Imperial Concubine | Re: Breastfeeding mummy going oversea hi mummyV the link you provided above brought me to a blank page.... ???? Quote:
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