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every Monday. And now Diane has our review of the week. And it comes, well, it comes from two places,

I guess, but it comes from Gmail. The one I'm going to read is from our Gmail, but she also put one on iTunes.

So I was like, thank you for the double love. That was very nice. But I'm going to read the Gmail one because it was a little bit shorter.

Hi, I've been listening to your podcast for a few weeks now. My second baby is nine weeks old. And I wish I would have had you when I had my first baby. You have helped so much.

I'm obsessed. Y'all are amazing. My question has to do with freezing breast milk. I pump one time

a day now to store breast milk to feed my baby when I return to work. He'll be six months when I

return to work. I've been freezing four ounce bags for the future, but will he ever need more

than four ounces in a bottle?

Even when he is seven months, eight months, and so on, I understand my body makes what he needs

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