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The study was an online cross-sectional survey of 329 mothers, so it found an association with delayed sleep onset but cannot show mistimed pumped milk causes sleep problems or proves time-labeling bottles improves sleep. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1089/bfm.2022.0125
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Breastmilk at 3am is different from breastmilk at 3pm. Your body makes milk to match what your baby needs at that time of day. Morning milk has 4x more cortisol than evening milk, which helps wake them up. Evening milk had melatonin and tryptophan, which help them fall sleep. Daytime milk has almost none. This is one of the underrated reasons pumped milk does not always behave the same way as fresh nursing. A small preliminary study found that babies who got mistimed pumped milk had a harder time settling at night. If you pump and store, label your bottles by time of day. Feed morning milk in the morning, evening milk in the evening. A small change that can help with sleep.
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