Here, we must think like potters managing a precious, perishable clay. For storing milk, the icebox in our unreliable fridge is best, but during power cuts, I wrap the bottle in a wet cloth and keep it in the coolest, darkest corner—like we do with fresh fish. A hand pump is a better friend than an electric one; my cousin used hers while the fan was still. The timings? You learn the baby’s rhythm, like I learn the sun's for drying my pots.
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