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*Review* Keeping Breastmilk Fresh and Frozen with Milkies Freeze

Hey everyone,

I know what you’re thinking, “another breastfeeding post?!” I told ya’ll, I’m totally hot on breastfeeding right now! I think I still feel so blessed that I was able to overcome so many obstacles and make it happen, and I just 1,000,000% am obsessed with the bonding time that Anissa and I get when we breastfeed, that I don’t know if I’ll ever stop 😉 Ok ok, obviously kidding!

Today, I want to share an awesome product and brand with you fellow breastfeeders, or those of you looking for a new mama gift… it’s a good one! For anyone who has ever breastfed, you know that your pumped milk is your liquid gold… whether it’s chillin’ in the fridge (haha) or frozen in the freezer, your stash is worth everything. And right now, my stash, small but mighty, is a mess. Check it out for yourself.

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There are bags everywhere along the inside of the freezer, and I don’t know (easily, without writing dates and checking each bag) which one is newest or oldest or which I should use next. Plus, it’s just a mess and taking up valuable room in the freezer.

So what’s a girl to do with her milk in this dilemma? If you had Fairhaven Health‘s amazing product, the Milkies Freeze, you’d never have to worry about it (collective “Ah ha, so that’s where she’s going with this!”)

_20141105_163335The Milkies Freeze is an awesome organizational system for your freezer which frees up space and utilizes a”first in, first out” system so you’re always giving baby the right milk. Plus, it’s super easy to use! First, you collect your liquid gold in any storage bag, and place the bag on the metal quick freeze tray on top.

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Once the milk is frozen, slip the bag into the storage system through the slot at the top, and the bag will fall to the bottom of the container. Then, just repeat every time you have a new bag of milk to store. The Milkies Freeze can store up to 60 oz. of breast milk! When you need to thaw a bag of breast milk to feed to your little one, pull a bag out from the bottom of the Freeze – that way you are sure to use the oldest milk first!

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Like I mentioned earlier, the awesome Milkies Freeze is made by Fairhaven Health, a company that specializes in fertility, pregnancy and nursing. Here’s a little more about this awesome company straight from them.

Our mission at Fairhaven Health is to develop products designed to safely and naturally promote fertility, pregnancy wellness, and breastfeeding success. And for years now, we’ve been achieving that important goal. From preconception through pregnancy and nursing, Fairhaven Health is there – every step of the way – to provide clinically-proven products to help you along your journey to parenthood. As a trusted leader in the field of reproductive health, our products are cooperatively developed and formulated by a diverse panel of medical experts – including doctors, ObGyns, nutritionists, and naturopaths. Noted fertility expert, Amos Grunebaum, MD, plays a pivotal role in formulating our FertilAid, FertileCM, FertiliTea, and Pregnancy Plus product lines.”

Interested in learning more about the Milkies Freeze or Fairhaven Health? They have tons of interesting info on their social media accounts. Find the one that is the right fit for you and follow, follow, follow! You caneed follow them on Instagram, Pregnancy & Nursing Facebook, Fertility Facebook, Pregnancy & Nursing TwitterFertility Twitter, YouTube.

Xo,

Amanda

Disclaimer: This review was made possible by Fairhaven Health. I received product in exchange for the review, however all opinions are 100% mine.

 

 

 

 

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6 Comments

  • Reply
    Danielle K
    November 12, 2014 at 2:19 pm

    This is so cool! I would’ve loved this when I was nursing.

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    autumn eaton
    November 12, 2014 at 2:43 pm

    I think this is great and very helpful. I wasn’t able to breastfeed with my 1st and was only to do it a short time with my 2nd. This is great information though

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    Stacy T.
    November 12, 2014 at 3:11 pm

    I will definitely be sharing this with new mom friends!

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    Amy G
    November 12, 2014 at 3:13 pm

    Very neat idea. Best way to make sure you’re using the oldest ones!

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    Jessica Beal Harlow
    November 12, 2014 at 8:20 pm

    This really is a great way to ensure the first in, first out process!

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    Uplifting Families
    November 13, 2014 at 5:01 am

    I really wish that I had this when I was pumping for my youngest son. I ended up using a box inside my deep freezer.

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