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Best Answer: At room temperature for up to 8 -12hrs Fresh breast milk will stay good: * At room temperature for up to 8 -12hrs * In the fridge for up to 5 days (some books say 8-11 days.) * In the freezer, at the back, for 2-3 months * In a deep freeze 4-6 months *thawed in fridge for upto 24 hours, 1 hour at room temp. have some frozen breast milk that I thawed in the fridge for several hours. Can I take the milk out of the fridge and get it to room temperature so I don't have to wait for it to warm up (basically in the middle of the night).
According to most experts, milk can sit out at room temperature for two hours and still be safe to use. If the milk has been out for two hours and 15 minutes chances are it is probably still safe, but you probably shouldnât take that risk with your child. Any time you find a toddler cup that has been sitting out and it has been out for two hours or more, dump the milk out, rinse the cup, and start over!