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Powdered milk

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Does anyone use powdered whole milk instead of liquid whole milk for LO? Is it ok for a 1 yr old? I don't like wasting the liquid milk that LO does not drink each week.
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Re: Powdered milk

  • CheezeFaceCheezeFace member

    I have always kept a small box of powdered milk in the house - even before kids.  Just in case I needed some milk for a recipe, etc...and didn't have it.  I've given it to DS on occasion and it's been fine.  Some kids don't like the tast

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  • blushingbride_08blushingbride_08 member

    imageCrash Into Me:
    Buy a half gallon instead of a full gallon if you feel like you're wasting too much.  Also, unless your LO
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  • blushingbride_08blushingbride_08 member
    imageCheezeFace:

    I have always kept a small box of powdered milk in the house - even before kids.  Just in case I needed some

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    ~Married 11/08~
    ~TTC since 01/09~
    ~SA & B/W - 06/09 - Normal~
    ~Encouraged by OB to "just keep trying" 06/09 - 06/10 (oh, the wasted time)~
    ~HSG - 08/10 - Clear/Normal~
    ~Lapo - 01/11 - Normal~
    ~Clomid 50mg, Trigger shot, Prometrium - 01/11, 02/11, 03/11~
    ~BFN - 02/11~
    ~IUI #1 03/15/11~
    BFP 3/28/2011
    Diagnosed with GD at 28 weeks. Controlled through diet and exercise. No insulin.
    Diagnosed with Cholestasis of pregnancy @ 36 weeks.
    Delivered via C-section @ 36 weeks on 11/9/11.

    TTC#2 for a few months naturally (ha!)
    ~IUI#1, Clomid, Trigger,  10/13 - BFN
    ~IUI#2, Femera, Ovidrel, 11/13




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  • kaybe24kaybe24 member
    My sister told me the reason plastic milk jugs have those indentions on the side is because they are there for you to freeze the milk.  She read about it online and froze milk just in case during a snowstorm and she said the milk thawed fine.  J
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  • orangecurlsorangecurls member
    I don't, but my sister does. She used to freeze gallons and gallons of milk, but it was taking up too much space in her deep freezer. Now she uses powdered milk almost exclusively. She has 5 young children and lives pretty remotely.

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