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Printable pumping log for sessions and amounts

One page per day for pumping: when each session started, how long it took and how much milk it gave, with room for the total.

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ellaDate: ____________Baby: ____________
TimeMinutesLeft (mL)Right (mL)Total (mL)Notes
Total

Full page in the PDF

If you pump both sides at once, write the combined amount under Total.

ella.muchita.ai · Prefer your phone? In Ella, the same log is one tap per entry.

Prefer your phone? In Ella, the same log is one tap per entry.

Keep this log on your phone
Pumping by day: sessions and pumped milk, using example entries.
Pumping by day

How to use it

Write the time you started, the minutes and the amount. Add up the day at the bottom of the sheet if you like to see totals.

Planning a stash for work

If you pump to build a stash for going back to work, keep a sheet in your pump bag and the week's sheets together. They show how the sessions add up and make it easy to plan the next one.

Rather have it charted for you?

Ella logs each session with its amount, charts sessions and averages, and keeps pumped milk separate from feeds.

Sharing it between shifts

If a partner washes the pump parts or gives the bottles, the sheet tells them when you last pumped and how much each session gave.

What each column means

Time is when the session started and Minutes is how long it took. Left and Right are the amounts from each side; if you pump both at once, write the combined amount under Total. Notes are for anything worth remembering, such as a new pump setting.

Printing it

The PDF comes in A4 and US Letter and prints well in black and white. One sheet covers a day of sessions, with a Total row for the day.

Quick answer

How long does breast milk last?

  • Fresh milk keeps 4 hours at room temperature (up to 25°C) and 4 days in the fridge.
  • Freezer: best within 6 months. CDC: up to 12 months is OK.
  • Thawed: 24 hours in the fridge, 2 hours once warm (CDC). NHS: use it straight away. Never refreeze.
  • Leftovers: throw away 2 hours after the feed (CDC), or 1 hour after your baby starts drinking (NHS).

Sources: CDC, Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine, AAP, NHS · November 8, 2026

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Newborn questions this helps with

Tonight, try it on your phone

Ella keeps the same log on your phone, shares it with your family as it happens and adds up the day.

Keep this log on your phone