In November, I need to travel to Columbia for five days. I can not take my child with me, and can not afford to take both LO and DH, even though that would be ideal. I will need to pump for those five days, which I have no issues with, but I am struggling to find customs information or TSA information on breastmilk and bringing it across the Columbian and/or US border. I would prefer not to dump five days worth of pumping before returning to the US. Also, I believe I will need to pump at least in Miami before heading to Columbia (my flight originates in Dallas), and while returning. Does anyone have any information on this or suggestions to make this experience easier? Thanks so much in advance for your help!
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