>Hello fellow lactneters,
>I am mostly a lurker and value this group of collective wisdom like no
>other. I have had a question from a mom to which I can not find an easy
>evidenced based answer. She is wondering once she has warmed her EBM and
>given a partial bottle to her baby how long is the remaining milk " good" .


Can't answer that spcifically, but there is no need for the ebm to be
warmed - it's fine straight from the fridge, even. If the baby
doesn't like it as cold as that, then you might want to warm it, but
most babies aren't bothered.

There is some UK research to show how dangerous warming milk is -
there is a risk of scalds.

Heather Welford Neil
NCT bfc, UK

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