• 1. Add warm, purified water into pre-sterilised bottle.​​

    Begin by filling a pre-sterilized bottle with warm, purified water. The warmth of the water helps in dissolving the powder more effectively.

     Make sure to follow the measurements provided on the custom label to accurately rehydrate the powder to the original consistency of your breast milk.

    ​(If using partially, add 1 leveleld tbsp (6.6g) of powder for every 50ml of water)

  • 2. Add powder into milk bottle.​​

    To facilitate pouring, open the pouch and prop it up for stability. 

    ​Slowly and carefully pour the desired amount of powder into the bottle to avoid spills.

     Once you have added the powder, be sure to seal the zipper tightly to preserve the freshness and quality of any remaining powder.

     Properly stored powder will maintain its nutritional value and safety for future use.

  • 3. Swirl to Mix Thoroughly & Ensure smooth Consistency ​​​​​

    Gently swirl the bottle to mix the powder with the water. Continue swirling until the powder is fully dissolved, and check for any clumps.

     If clumps persist, run the bottle under warm water while continuing to swirl until the mixture becomes smooth and consistent.

     This ensures that your baby receives a perfectly rehydrated and homogeneous breast milk solution, ready for feeding.

  • 4. Ensure the Perfect Feeding Temperature ​​​​

    Before feeding, ensure the temperature of the rehydrated breast milk is appropriate for your baby. Test a few drops on your wrist to confirm that it is neither too hot nor too cold, but gently warm.

     This step is crucial to avoid any discomfort for your little one and to ensure a pleasant feeding experience.

     Once the temperature is just right, you can proceed to feed your baby, knowing that the milk has been prepared with the utmost care and attention to detail.​​​​​​​

Storage Instructions

Freeze-dried breast milk is not sterile. Proper storage and preparation are essential to avoid the risk of contamination from bacteria which can cause severe illness if safety guidelines are not strictly observed.

  • Unopened Pouches

    • Store unopened pouches in a cool, dry indoor location
    • Once opened, keep the pouch in a cool, dry spot with the zipper fully sealed. 
    • Once opened, dispose of any remaining powder after 5 days. 
    • If any moisture gets into the pouch, dispose of the entire contents.
    • Avoid storing the scoop inside the pouch.
    • Do not use the product beyond the expiration date indicated on the label.

  • Rehydrated Milk

    • Cover bottles that are not used.
    • If the bottle was made with cold or room temperature water, it can be stored in the fridge for up to 24 hours, provided the baby hasn't fed from it.
    • If the bottle was prepared with warm water, use it within 1 hour and discard any remaining milk.
    • Discard any leftover milk.
    • Once your baby has started feeding, do not refrigerate or store the bottle—discard any remaining milk after feeding.
    • Do not freeze rehydrated milk.
    • Ensure the bottle is cleaned and sanitized before its next use

Rehydration Table

  • Check out our comprehensive Breast Milk Feeding Volume Guide to ensure your baby is getting the right amount.

    View Feeding Guide