>   Also parents have asked about using a device made for warming bottles
> of formula and whether these are appropriate if warming up breastmilk
> in
> a bottle.  Does anyone have any references about the temperature that
> breastmilk can be warmed to?  and whether these are ok for warming
> breastmilk?

Mary,

Instructions on Handling Donor Milk in the Home (Form #17) from
Mother's Milk Bank in Denver states "**NEVER HEAT HUMAN MILK WARMER
THAN SKIN TEMPERATURE.**" (emphasis theirs).

Katie Bredbeck
mother receiving donor milk for her baby born with obstructive uropathy
& kidney damage

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