Newborns will get flatulence if they eat the milk stored in the refrigerator.

Many precious mothers will have excess milk during lactation. In order to avoid breast pain, they will use a breast pump to suck out the excess milk, and the sucked milk will naturally be frozen in the refrigerator so that the baby can eat it next time. Next, I will tell you how to give your baby frozen milk.

If milk is stored in the refrigerator, it should be thawed first. It can also be thawed in running tap water. Generally, the taste of frozen breast milk will be heavier, so the shorter the thawing time, the less the baby will reject it. Thawed milk is heated in warm water or with a milk heater. In order to avoid the volatilization of nutrients in frozen breast milk, it is necessary to naturally thaw and heat it to about 37-38 degrees before feeding it to the baby, but be careful not to heat it directly.

Do not unfreeze breast milk many times. After thawing, heat it and feed it to the baby. If the baby doesn't drink it, don't put it back in the refrigerator and freeze it again. I think it's just dumped.

If it is refrigerated, it can be kept in the refrigerator for 24 to 48 hours, but it is best not to put the milk storage bag near the inner wall of the refrigerator. When you need to feed your baby, you can soak your breast milk in warm water below 50 degrees. At the same time, we should also pay attention to shaking the bottle to make the breast milk heated more evenly.

In addition, parents should never heat breast milk in a microwave oven, which will volatilize most of the nutrients in breast milk. Moreover, the microwave oven can't heat the liquid evenly, which may cause the temperature of the liquid to be too high in some places, and it is easy for the baby to burn when drinking it.