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10 Products and Inventions That Make Most Mommies Cringe
Milkscreen
The folks that brought us the
Night Knight infant movement monitor and
Walking Wings to help us get our tots on their feet, have introduced
Milkscreen ($10 for 8 strips), a breast milk alcohol detection kit, which allows a nursing mother to determine the volume of alcohol in her breast milk.
The test requires the mother to express her milk onto the test strip, similar to those pH strips you used in high school chemistry class, and two minutes later the strip changes colors if the alcohol content is above 0.02%.
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ummm don't drink while brest feeding
1It's ok to drink while breastfeeding, just use common sense. If you feel intoxicated, don't nurse. A glass of wine, no problem. A six pack, give 'em a bottle until the alcohol's out of your system.
2I thought this was to test if milk has melamine in it! I guess there is no simple test for that (yet).
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