HOW TO REHYDRATE FREEZE DRIED BREAST MILK

Empty the contents of the pouch into a sanitized bottle.
Weigh out the water listed on the back of the custom BoobieJuice label.
Use your desired clean, filtered water. Visit our FAQ for Water Recommendations.
Warm the water to your desired (98F-103F | 40C) temperature for your baby. We recommend 100F.
Add the water into the bottle and slowly swirl the water to mix.
Shaking causes bubbles and makes for a burpy baby. If you shake, make sure to let the bottle settle before serving.
Test the temperature and serve to baby! 🫶

Small clumps?

Clumps happen when the water is not close enough to body temperature and the fats, proteins, carbs and sugars clump.
Place the bottle into a cup of hot water to bring the water temperature up to (98F-103F | 40C) and let sit for 60 seconds.
Swirl until the clumps dissolve.
Continue warming and swirling until the bottle temperature reaches (98F-103F | 40C)
Never use a microwave to warm rehydrated milk bottles. Serious burns can occur.
Always test warm milk prior to giving to baby.

How long do I have to use after rehydrating?

Use within 2 hours of preparing.
Refrigerate for up to 24 hours after preparing.
Throw away any unused breast milk that baby didn’t drink. Saliva can affect the milk.
We do not recommend re-freezeing rehydrated milk.

How long do I have to use an open powder pouch?

When properly resealed, both On the GO and At Home BIG Pouches have up to 30 days to use.
We recommend pressing the bag closed to remove as much air as possible prior to resealing.
Close and reseal immediately after use.

Baby younger than 2 months? Born Pre-mature or weakened immune system?

You will want to review the chronobacteria formula protection recommendation and boil water to 158f | 70c prior to preparing.