My poor daughter has been refusing the bottle since she was tiny. I have to go back to work in Jan so have been really trying to get her on the bottle or cup before then, as husband will be left with her all day.
Anyway, the other day husband was trying to feed her and she was screaming bloody murder. I was sat in the lounge thinking 'what is that smell?' and realised my arm smelt awful where I'd tested the milk's temperature on my arm. I went in and tasted a drop of the milk in the bottle, and I swear to god, I was nearly sick on the spot. My poor daughter, no wonder she screamed. I could taste vomit for hours afterwards.
I defrosted some more milk from a different day and the same, and the same again the next day. I am currently trying out what happens with the milk overnight in the fridge... Fresh, my milk tastes fine at the beginning and end of a feed (I tasted both) but after being frozen it's rancid.
The thing is, I know you can 'scald' the milk by flash boiling it to stop over-active enzymes from breaking down the milk and making it taste bad, but I will be expressing at work and won't be able to do that. Am I going to have to give formula during the day? I really, really wanted to avoid this, I hate the thought of it, but I don't see what else I can do...
Anyway, the other day husband was trying to feed her and she was screaming bloody murder. I was sat in the lounge thinking 'what is that smell?' and realised my arm smelt awful where I'd tested the milk's temperature on my arm. I went in and tasted a drop of the milk in the bottle, and I swear to god, I was nearly sick on the spot. My poor daughter, no wonder she screamed. I could taste vomit for hours afterwards.
I defrosted some more milk from a different day and the same, and the same again the next day. I am currently trying out what happens with the milk overnight in the fridge... Fresh, my milk tastes fine at the beginning and end of a feed (I tasted both) but after being frozen it's rancid.
The thing is, I know you can 'scald' the milk by flash boiling it to stop over-active enzymes from breaking down the milk and making it taste bad, but I will be expressing at work and won't be able to do that. Am I going to have to give formula during the day? I really, really wanted to avoid this, I hate the thought of it, but I don't see what else I can do...