IS IT SAFE FOR BREAST MILK?
1986253
I'm sure it is. It doesn't get that hot but warm enough. We love this warmer!
283720
I haven't used it for breast milk as I use the storage bags. I would probably suggest using it to freeze the milk then transfer the cubes into an airtight container. I wouldn't use for long term because they don't have an airtight seal. Hope that helps!
756391
yes. Just pull the milk out and TSA will look at it/place it in there analyzer. breast milk is considered a medication and is therefore not held to the 3oz rule.
2168233
Meant to add this also....hospitals use petroleum as moisturizer for lips, and the other ingredient is lanolin which is actually recommended for breastfeeding mothers to put on their nipple areas to prevent soreness and cracking....its completely safe for baby. It will soften the lips quite a bit so woulda not recommend for daily use.
190431
Yes, it is safe, just make sure it is not around food and people do not have contact with it.
483281
No nasty chemicals from warm milk in plastic. Even the BPA free plastic bottles release different things into the milk. Glass is a much safer option for a little one.
2001077
Yes, I would think dairy products would be perfectly safe in this unit. It doesn't get things really crispy cold, but I don't think you'll have to worry about milk, cheese, etc.
1046132
The Avent bottles for the quality of the materials can be used to store breast milk and should be frozen for a short period because natural is that babies be breastfed directly from mother to create emotional bonds and generate baby safety.
1050433
Not sure it would keep milk that long. Personally I wouldn't trust it for more than a few hours for milk for babies.
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I looked up some information for you and found that short-term use of Certain Dri while breastfeeding is safe. From what I have read, Certain Dri is one of the safest to use compared to other antiperspirants. It contains the least amount of aluminum, which has been linked to health risks to women who are breastfeeding. Here is the link to the article where I found the information:http://m.infantrisk.com/content/aluminum-rich-antiperspirants-potential-hazard
1036228
No, it is not microwave safe. For those who are unaware, you should never microwave food or drinks in plastic. When you microwave food or drinks in plastic, the plastic (along with all the toxins) leaches into the food/drink. For your child's safety, please do not do this with any sippy cups/bottles. I am shocked to see that people are unaware of this risk. This is a serious health hazard.
2121716
Yes. I've mixed it with both breast milk and formula and have had no issues. Also it didn't matter whether the milk was cold or warmed.
69525
I Think sugar is not problem, but milk isnt recomendable when you are breasting, even if you doesnt take the tea
473921
Hello. Travel Bottle Warmer from Munchkin is designed to fit most bottles and car cup holders, and is safe for breastmilk.
469215
I think that you can but I did wait until my boys were 1 y/o before giving it to them. The company says toddler formula not because it lacks nutrition (compare with other brands infant formula and everything should look the same or very similar) but rather because they believe breast milk is best for infants under the age 1. Its completely up to the parents comfort level. The company is very responsive so can contact them and ask.
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Yes it is safe!! Have a midwife who prescribes a wide array of Standard Process products simply so she can have something safe (health-producing!) and effective for her moms. We love it, and use it on everyone (mamas and babies!) They make a chewable tablet too, if you have littles.
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According to all the experts, you should never microwave breastmilk because it can cause hot spots that burn the baby. As an earlier person mentioned, these thaw very well running them under warm, running water for a few minutes. They only hold 2.5oz, so there's not much milk in there to begin with. You might also be able to put them in a bottle warmer, but I haven't personally tried it.