Air in frozen EBM containers

Soon after I started having to pump on my left side, I read here to
squeeze the air out of the storage bag before sealing it to put in the
freezer. Prior to reading that I had put three small bottles and two
freezer bags (the Gerber kind) in the freezer without getting the air
out. Will the air in those containers do anything bad and I might as
well toss them,or should I just leave them in there and they'll be OK to
use at some point?
--
Cheryl S.
Mom to Julie, 2 yr., 8 mo.
And Jaden, 3 months

Cleaning the house while your children are small is like
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"Cheryl S." wrote in message
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Soon after I started having to pump on my left side, I read here to
squeeze the air out of the storage bag before sealing it to put in the
freezer. Prior to reading that I had put three small bottles and two
freezer bags (the Gerber kind) in the freezer without getting the air
out. Will the air in those containers do anything bad and I might as
well toss them,or should I just leave them in there and they'll be OK to
use at some point?
--
Cheryl S.
Mom to Julie, 2 yr., 8 mo.
And Jaden, 3 months



The might form ice crystals faster on the milk... I would think if you used
them quickly it wouldn't be a problem.




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