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Mixing fresh and previously pumped breast milk is generally acceptable, but it's essential to ensure cleanliness and proper storage to maintain safety. Here's what you need to know:
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Combining breast milk from different pumping sessions is usually safe if hygiene practices are followed.
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Studies indicate that combining breast milk doesn't significantly increase bacterial contamination or affect nutrient content.
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It's crucial to maintain cleanliness of hands, pumps, and storage containers to prevent contamination.
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Avoid mixing breast milk if you're in an unclean environment or unable to wash hands before pumping.
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For preterm infants or those with compromised immune systems, follow specific guidelines provided by healthcare providers to prevent contamination.
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Ensure you follow proper guidelines and consult healthcare providers if you have concerns about mixing breast milk for your baby's safety.
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