16. Breast milk should not be heated in a microwave. A True B False
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Step 2: Microwaves heat unevenly, which can create "hot spots" in breast milk. These hot spots can scald a baby's mouth and throat. Additionally, microwave heating can destroy some of the valuable nutrients and antibodies in breast milk. Show more…
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