hi there, in the same predicament except my boy (6 months old) won"t take to the bottle - have put him in daycare though and i put a little milk say 30ml in 3 bottles so that it wouldn"t get wasted if he didn't drink it but would probably recommend 120- 200ml depends on the baby - my daycare does support coming in an feeding - so i think you should be fine to do so- to reheat it - use boiling water - i.e sit the bottle in the water .. until the right temp - test on your wrist

How exciting Nat to be going back to work!  Adult stimulation woo hoo. (and not in the pervy way I know you are thinking)

I would suggest you pump at the end of each feed.  You can cool each "serve" and combine after cooled either in the fridge or frozen.  You can then thaw the frozen milk in the fridge and is good once thawed for 24 hours.  Or if you don't freeze is good for 3-8 days!. This link is helpful with lots of pumping info.

You probably want to make sure Tobi will take the bottle before you send him off to daycare...of course you would just thought I would mention it. 

And, I am sure they would be more than happy for you to come and feed him.  Not only is it easy for him, would be easier on the care givers! 

Good luck Nat!
XXOO-Angela

ok. I never had my kids in care before they were weaned, But in the package i got from them they were more than willing to have mothers come in and feed their child.

Also when feeding via expressed milk you basicly just drain each breast after feeding making sure that you drink extra water/ or you can express both breasts on the day he is in care and take the bottle over.

to re heat you just put the bottle in boiling or hot water never put in mircowave as it kills all the goodness in it.