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Q&A: Can you give your baby breast milk left in a bottle after breastfeeding?
Used milk can be contaminated with bacteria from your baby’s mouth during breastfeeding so the CDC recommends, If your baby does not finish a bottle, the remaining breast milk can still be used 2 hours after the baby has finished feeding.
…but don’t throw away that milk!
Once you’re finished with your breast milk (but not yet converted), you can still use it in a number of unexpected ways!
Here’s how to be smart with your leftover or expired liquid gold.
Because of the amazing properties of breast milk, it is useful for many amazing home remedies!
Avoid diaper rash
One study found that breast milk was as effective as hydrocortisone in babies with rashes. You can simply rub the breast milk under your baby and let it dry before putting the diaper back on.
Make Breast Milk Cosmetics
Make jewelry made from your breast milk.
THESE THINGS it comes with everything you need and has enough ingredients to make 12 milkshakes!
Reduce Breasts
Sore nipples are very common in the early days of breastfeeding. Breast milk helps the nipples to heal faster. You can pour breast milk directly on the tip and let it dry to get the benefits.