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houseofgirls is right- you can add the fresh milk only after it has been cooled. technically, milk should only be warmed once, and adding warm, body-temp milk to cold milk will warm it up a bit.
if you choose to combine pumping sessions and freeze it, try to make it from the same day, just to ensure you freeze the freshest milk possible.
if you choose to combine pumping sessions and freeze it, try to make it from the same day, just to ensure you freeze the freshest milk possible.