>Also wanted to say that some milk
>storage bags are not meant for freezer use. Just like "ziploc" food bags,
>some are for carrying sandwiches to work, and some have a stronger or
>thicker construction (mil?) designed for freezer use.

I suggest that mothers get a sealable container for the freezer and store
their not-meant-for-freezing-milk bags in it.  Keeps them from getting
ripped, and protects them from freezer smells and perhaps a bit more from
the freezing/thawing cycle.  Does that seem like an acceptable alternative?
The bags designed for human milk are *so* much more expensive...

Diane Wiessinger, MS, IBCLC  Ithaca, NY
www.wiessinger.baka.com

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