Smart Milk Bag Labels

Breastmilk Storage & Inventory Tracking

Organize and see your breastmilk

Smart Milk Bag Labels are adhesive, consecutively numbered stickers that stick securely to any breastmilk storage bag. Each label includes a QR code that links to detailed milk information when scanned with a smartphone for daycares, caregivers and annies.
• Includes 500 consecutively numbered labels for efficient milk bag identification.
• Clear numbering helps you use the oldest milk first and eliminate confusion.
• QR codes provide caregivers with instant access to milk details like expiration date, amount, and feeding info.

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For the world's most precious milk

Clean, simple, easy

Never trash your milk

Step 1:

Stick your label on your milk bag

Step 2:

Enter milk details in the app using the matching label number

Step 3:

Get reminders for which bag to use and when

Parents LOVE the Labels!

These stickers are great but the company is better. I had some honest feedback and some trouble with my app not working properly. I’ve been communicating with the company and they have been nothing but helpful. They have been working to resolve my issue to make sure the app is running smoothly and even took my feedback to make positive changes for the customer.

The labels make organizing and keeping track of milk easier and one less thing for you to keep track of. I love that you can tie them to a specific bottle as a caretaker and that you can report where the milk is located.

I am obsessed with these labels and the app. I was not sure how to manage my milk stash to help understand when I could begin to wean. These labels helped me inventory my milk and understand when milk would expire. They stick right to the flaps of the lansinoh labels. I highly recommend this if you’re starting a freezer stash.

My little one was in the NICU early on so I began pumping immediately and built up a pretty major oversupply and freezer stash early on with no prior knowledge about pumping. I was freezing bags standing up and filling the bags too high - all the rookie mistakes. At 5.5 months in, I was starting to seriously worry about my freezer organization, milk expiring, losing milk, wondering how much milk I had, etc. i kept having to open my freezer and pull milk out to see what I had where which I knew was terrible for the milk. I recently bought these milk bag labels to track my milk bags. I went back and labeled all the milk and organized it in my freezer. Now I know e

I have no complaints, the Cubtale app is very easy to use and the labeling system makes exclusively pumping a breeze! Especially for those middle of the night feedings.

These labels are super helpful! With our first kid we just had a pile of milk bags in the freezer and would grab whatever was in sight. Now with these we can keep actually keep track and make sure we’re using the oldest first. We also got the premium app and have been very happy with it. With my wife and I taking turns throughout the day with a mixture of breast and bottle feeds we can both get a clear view of what time the baby was fed, how much, how soon my wife needs to pump, etc. and have it all in one place. Takes all the guess work out of it.

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Set Up

How do I set up my box so labels are easily pulled? 1. Open the box and take the roll out. 2. Fold the flaps inwards 3. Place the roll back. 4. Pull the beginning of the roll so that the roll is between the smaller flap and the flap underneath. 5. Get the number in order! T

How do I set up my labels? 1. Scan the first label on you label box and download Cubtale app. 2. Make sure you mark "I own labels" during onboarding if you don't have Cubtale app yet. 3. Create a baby profile, and go to Breastmilk Cub/Storage. 4. Start the setup process.

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How does Cubtale manage breast milk expiration dates? Cubtale App will help make sure you understand which milk is expiring and when based on the pump date entered into the app. The expiration dates are based on where the milk is stored. Freshly expressed or pumped breast milk can be safely stored at room temperature (up to 77°F / 25°C) for up to 4 hours, in the refrigerator (40°F / 4°C) for up to 4 days, and in the freezer (0°F / −18°C) for about 6 months, with storage up to 12 months acceptable but not optimal for quality. Once frozen breast milk is completely thawed, it can be kept in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours and should never be refrozen after thawing. Breast milk that has been warmed or brought to room temperature and not used should be consumed within 2 hours after feeding, and any leftover after a feeding should be discarded. These time and temperature recommendations follow CDC breast milk storage guidelines to help maintain safety and quality. https://www.cdc.gov/breastfeeding/breast-milk-preparation-and-storage/handling-breastmilk.html?

Can multiple caregivers access the data? Absolutely! Cubtale app is one of the few apps that have multiple caregiver and family controls. Just invite your caregiver and breastmilk information will be shared across family members.