Avent Breast Milk Storage Kit

My Reasons for buying the Avent Breastmilk Containers Whilst pregnant with my one and only child I had decided that I was going to breastfeed. Then came the birth and a four day stay in hospital. The midwives and breastfeeding advisor were brilliant and encouraged me every step of the way in my efforts at breastfeeding but it seemed an uphill struggle. My daughter didn't seem to latch on properly but I was insistant. We were both duly discharged from hospital and then the panic set it. How much milk is she having, is she getting any milk at all. Oh my god what a nightmare. The first full day at home and we realised just how lazy a baby Holly was going to be. ...  Read the complete review

I was lucky enough to be given this product as a freebie by a midwife at a breastfeeding workshop I went to just before my son was born. At the time I thought I would find it really useful for storing breast milk but actually I have only recently begun to use this product for storing baby food instead. ~~~ What you get in the kit ~~~ 10 cups which hold 180ml each 10 lids 2 adaptors The cups come in a sealed and sterile plastic bag together with a clip that you can use for re-sealing the bag once you have removed one cup. The lids and adaptors require sterilising prior to their first use. According to Avent, the ...  Read the complete review

Without these storage bags and my breast pump I would never have been able to keep feeding my baby breast milk whilst I went back to work. Firstly you buy a kit at £7.99 which contains 20bags, 10 clips, labels and 4 circular 'base supports' to put them in until they are frozen. You can also buy bags separately at £2.99 for 40 and a pack of clips and labels at £2.99 for 20. The bags themselves are presterilised so you don't need to worry about sterilising them - one less thing to worry about! They have a printed measurement on the side which is fairly accurate, which goes up to 8oz. (You can't freeze that much though - see ...  Read the complete review

Hi my name is Karleigha,this is my first time to write my opinion so I hope I don’t bore everyone,so, here I go. I have been using Avent freezer bags for about four months, to store breastmilk for when I started back to work. The pump I used which was easy to use had bags supplied with it. Also supplied were clips and labels to write the date on the bags when you freeze them, as breastmilk can only be stored in the freezer for up to three months, I found the use of the bags great and easy. I could visit friends and family and feed without leaving the room. I could go shopping and feed my baby in resturants and cafes without people starring. But the best thing ...  Read the complete review

These are very useful it you want to build up a supply in the freezer,whether its for the odd day out or because you are returning back to work. There are small bags with measurement on the outside so you can tell how much is in there,a plastic fastener,one for each bag,for non leakage and a plastic fastener to expel the air out of the bag.There is a place you can write the date and time. Just tip the milk in,expel the air and fasten it up,then put it in the freezer.The dating idea is good so you can rotate you stock,and breastmilk can be frozen upto 6mth in deep freeze.If you want to add to the bag just undo the bag and pour more in but it needs to be ...  Read the complete review