Was the nursery carer wrong for saying this?

I would be 100% telling her it isn't her decision and this was already spoken about

It can be 1 or 2 things 1. She's lazy and don't want to deal with preparing it. As in warming out up etc/ making sure she doesn't mix it up i guess. Or worried about herself with liability and such. I know at a daycare I worked at if it isn't a new package etc we weren't allowed to take anything because we couldn't be sure it wasn't messed with.

I would have very strong feelings about this, I could not justify my child missing out on the health benefits of drinking expressed breastmilk. How dare they even suggest that?

What's up with people being uncomfortable with human breast milk. 😭 What do they think cows milk is?

If you can provide in line with their guidelines then they should be supportive!!

I worked in nurseries for 5 years before I had my own kiddo, and your child is 13months that’s much different than having this conversation over a 3 year old. Nurseries often have have a fridge of some capacity and children bring their own cups. There should be no issue with you dropping her off with breastmilk in a bottle and it being clearly labeled. They usually offer water cups during the day and then the milk only and meal times which again shouldn’t be an issue given the children sit down for meals it shouldn’t get mixed up. No issue do what is best for your child and your child’s teacher is paid to do the same.