Philips AVENT SCF902, User Manual

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Note
•
When the breast pump is in pause, pressing
the suction increase button or suction
decrease button cannot adjust the
suction mode.
2
Press the pause button again
to continue the pumping with the
suction mode selected before
pausing.
Store your breast milk
Caution
•
Never refreeze breast milk.
•
Do not mix fresh breast milk to already
frozen milk.
•
Always discard any left over milk at the end
of a feed.
Note
•
Only store the milk collected with a sterile
pump.
1
After you have expressed your milk,
unscrew the pump body from the
Philips AVENT bottle.
2
Store expressed milk in cleaned
and sterilized Philips AVENT bottles
fitted with sealing discs. Put them in
the fridge or freezer immediately.
• You can store expressed breast
milk in the refrigerator for up to 48
hours (not in the door) or in the
freezer for up to 3 months.
• Label the bottles with date and time.
• Use up the older milk first.
Feed your baby with your
expressed milk
• If you use Philips AVENT bottle
to store breast milk, make sure
to remove the sealing disc and
assemble the Philips AVENT teat
for feeding.
• Place the frozen breast milk in the
refrigerator to defrost overnight.
In case of an emergency, you can
defrost the milk in a bowl of hot
water. Use up the defrosted breast
milk within 24 hours after defrosting.
About heating up the breast milk:
• Heat the bottle with in a bowl of
hot water, or using Philips AVENT
bottle and baby food warmer to
safely heat up the milk.
Caution
•
Remember! Always check milk or food
temperature before feeding.
•
Never heat breast milk in a microwave as
this may destroy valuable nutrients and
antibodies. In addition, the uneven heating
may cause hot spots in the liquid which
could cause burns to the throat.
•
Never immerse a frozen bottle in boiling
water to avoid crack or split.