Pumping on the go

wanfamily

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Just wondering if anyone has any tips for 'pumping on the go' and storing the milk safely.
I'll be away from my baby for 10 hours (first time in 8 months!) on Fri and will need to express milk and then keep it until I get home and can put it in the fridge - hate to waste the milk. Can't take anything too bulky. Any tips anyone?
 
Thanks for that. Might be interested... could you let me know how much you'd sell it for and where you are based.
Does it actually chill the milk or does it just keep it cool once it's chilled?
Cheers!
 
The length of time it can stay out (in nothing) depends on the temperature of the place you willl be, if it's cool and/or outside in this weather it may be fine as is or in just a cool pack for 10 hours (then use it when you get home straight away, don't refridgerate).

Freshly expressed milk:
Warm room 79?F / 25?C 4-6 hours
Room temperature 66-72?F / 19-22?C 10 hours
Insulated cooler / icepacks 60?F / 15?C 24 hours

Here's a good site.
http://www.kellymom.com/bf/pumping/milkstorage.html
 
when i had my second i had to pump while out between lessons... i used to have to pull into residential streets in stanley and pump away...i used to have a cooler box and ice packs. never had any problems...

not a lot of fun, but can be done.
 
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