Breast milk is a valuable source of nutrition for babies, and it is important to store it properly to preserve its nutrients and prevent contamination. Here are some general guidelines for storing breast milk:

• Always wash your hands before pumping or handling storage containers.

• Use clean, sterile storage containers. You can use plastic bottles, glass bottles, or breast milk storage bags from Anue.
  Make sure the containers are BPA-free.

• Label each container with the date and time the milk was pumped.

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