Catherine,

That's funny that your husband still recommends the plastic bottle liners.
My husband is the opposite.  He began noticing that my son was getting picky
about his expressed breast milk.  He put two and two together and figured
out he didn't like the milk that was stored in the liners... only the milk
stored directly in bottles.  So he did a taste test himself and said he was
horrified at how terrible the milk in the liners tasted!  I never used
another bottle liner after that!  So my husband wasn't just listening... he
was tasting too!

Christina Harris, RN
Seattle, WA

On 8/23/07, Catherine Watson Genna, IBCLC <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> The spouse passing on information becomes problematic when "how you did
> it" is now out of date. I stored expressed milk in sterile plastic
> bottle liners (that's what was recommended 21 years ago), and my hubby
> sometimes still recommends this. I hope he never tells anyone they can
> feed their child 2 year old frozen milk (we did this once in the middle
> of the night, when our son, who was almost 3 and weaned, had an ear
> infection, and would not stop crying. He drank the milk from his cup,
> sighed, and went to sleep.)
>
> Catherine Watson Genna, IBCLC  NYC
>
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