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Date:	Mon, 3 Jun 2013 21:36:33 -0500
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Subject:	Milk fats sticking to side of bottle
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I have a question from a colleague who is breastfeeding and working.  She asked if she was doing something wrong with storing of breastmilk because when family bottle feeds EBM there is a milk fat covering the inside of the bottle. She describes it as being able to swipe a finger and it is covered. Do they need to warm it up more or is this a "normal" findng?  Thanks!  

Brenda Enfield RN, IBCLC 

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