How To Travel With Breast Milk

20×20 cm or 15×25 cm).If you are going to be breastfeeding at the.

When traveling with breast milk, you first need to consider whether you want to keep your milk refrigerated or if you plan to freeze it.Make sure the ice pack is frozen solid when you leave, and make your milk the last thing you pack and the first thing you unpack.Some things that can be helpful for washing your pump parts on your trip include:

Expressed breast milk onboard an aircraft in containers of 100 millilitres or less and no more than one litre in total.You can try feeding with breastmilk first then feeding formula as well but it'll be extra work with extra bottles

Portable pump or hand pump.A travel boon rack for washing and drying your pump parts.We highly recommend that you purchase travel insurance before you travel to cover emergency medical care, either as part of or separate from trip cancellation insurance.

If you need to bring a larger amount of milk, you can pack the breast milk in a larger cooler for the trip with ice or ice packs.On top of that, you are also allowed to bring baby formula and juice in quantities above the normal tsa limit of 3.4 ounces as well.

If you are traveling with frozen breast milk in bottles you would simply arrange the bottles in a way that keeps them upright and allows you to put as many in as you need.Build extra time into your travel schedule if you're flying with breast milk.Yes, up to 1 litre.

For the best pumping experience while flying, use a wearable electric pump like the willow.Your breast pump can accompany you on the plane and it is considered a medical device.

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