Anywhere to keep breastmilk frozen at Disney resorts?

[pirategirl34]

Thanks for the suggestions. Sorry if it sounded like a strange question, I didn't want to bore everyone with the details but to answer all the questions - I have hypoprolactinemia, a rare genetic abnormality that results in almost no prolactin and therefore almost no breast milk (despite trying everything, truly everything to increase production - until synthetic prolactin is available to the public I won't be able to change it, it is currently in the trials stage and this is our last baby so I won't ever get to use it). So I use donated breast milk and have nursed all 4 of my children with a supplemental nursing system (by Lact-aid and Medela) so that they get the tiny amounts of BM I make and the rest of the milk that they need from wonderful donor moms all at the same time.

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I am so glad you posted this but so sorry it happened to you, becuase it so sounds like what I went through trying to nurse DD. Although there was no one really willing to try to find out what was wrong I never produced anywher near enough milk, never was engorged despite nursing for weeks, ect. If milk banks existed at the time I wasn't aware of them, so the only option I had was formula. We don't plan any more but if it does happen now I will at least have a suggestion of what might be the problem. I hope you are able to find a solution!

 

[SweetMissy]

Luggage Lock on the cooler bag????

I also don't know how "donor Milk" works, but to me... that is also a HUGE leap of Faith!

Donor milk is screened. IMO, much safer (and healthier) then giving formula. Only thing is, is breastmilk is unfortunately expensive...however, worth it if needed.

Anyway...to the OP, I'm so glad that'll let you use their fridge. I would definitely lock the bag somehow....no way would I leave it for anyone to just open...you never know.