Sentences with phrase «temperature as breastmilk»

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Chances are that a crying baby would work as efficient reminder that the milk is still in the warmer but this may also lead to overheating of the milk and unnecessary prolonged exposure of fragile breastmilk to high temperatures.

We recommend not heating breastmilk above body temperature (37 °C / 98.6 °F) as it can lose its nutritive value.

BlueSmart mia also has indicators on the silicone smart sleeve that guide each feeding, such as temperature alerts for whether the milk is too hot or cold, angle alerts for optimal feeding, feeding reminders, expiration warnings for if you've left the breastmilk or formula out too long, and more.

Breastmilk can be at room temperature for up to 8 hours - as long as it is ambient temperature (not too extremely hot) and as long as the baby has not fed from the bottle or container it is in.

Keep in mind that young infants can overheat easily as opposed to older children and adults who can regulate their temperature — it is important to keep your baby hydrated with formula and breastmilk.

This method gives a simple and fast warming result but can impact negatively on your breastmilk as high temperature is going to destroy its nutrients.