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In this episode of The Labor Room podcast, I dive into a practical and stress-free approach to building a breast milk freezer stash. Whether you’re planning to return to work, want to have some extra milk on hand, or are simply looking to build a stash for peace of mind, this episode is packed with tips and strategies to make the process smooth and manageable. Join host Heather Knezic as she breaks down the steps to create a freezer stash without feeling overwhelmed.

Listener Questions and Answers:

Heather answers listener-submitted questions about pumping, freezer stashes, and managing milk supply.

Resources Mentioned:

• Medela Double Electric Pump
• Spectra S2 Double Electric Pump
• Wireless Breast Pumps
• Haakaa Pump
• Breastmilk Bags
• Hand Pump
• Pumping Bra
• Medela Car Adapter 

Milkies Like You Mean It Breastfeeding & Pumping Course

40 Breastfeeding Secrets

Connect with Me:

• A Life In Labor website / blog
• Follow Heather Knezic on Instagram for more tips and support.
• Join our community of moms at The Labor Room Facebook Group.

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Closing Notes:

Thank you for tuning in to this episode of The Labor Room podcast. Remember, building a freezer stash doesn't have to be overwhelming. With a little planning and the right tips, you can create a stash that works for you and your baby. Until next time, take care and happy pumping!

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*From time to time, the host or guests may discuss topics related to health, fitness, nutrition, or medicine. This information is not advice and should not be treated as medical advice. All content is for informational purposes only*