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I've put one on my registry but not sure if I really need it. I will be breast feeding and probably pumping too. We'd like DH to be able to feed her sometimes. Is a bottle warmer a necessity?
Started by theboki on
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It can melt the bottle used a bottle warmer....
We had a bottle warmer and I could never get the amount of water right to put the Playtex drop-ins which we use should not go into a bottle warmer.
And it's free.
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Pretty much finished up our registries yesterday. Now i just have to weed through them and see if we really need everything and if we missed anything.
The sales person at BBB told me I had to have both a bottle warmer and a bottle sterilizer. How important...
Started by jesss10 on
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I'm as the bottle ....
She used the old warm water trick.
We for the bottle warmer and that it just took up counter space.
As far as the bottle warmer? I really don't know.
IMO, the salesperson is trying to make a sale.
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Thinking of getting one of these. dont want to wake my other 2 kids boiling kettles etc (kitchen is right beside their room & thin walls) during the night and wondering what these are like?
ill be using tommee tippee bottles so i take it i need the same...
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DD1 the kettle, ....
I didn't heat bottles.
On ds i had a bottle warmer but hated it.
Room temp here as well on dd.
Very quick and handy.
The bottle warmer as it came with the steriliser and honestly found it a godsend.
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Any recommendation regarding bottle warmers? I will be bfing but will be returning to work so baby will be on bottles once I return.
Started by diannalynn1977 on
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Ivana.Stolichnaya: I breast fed and used.
Just purchased the first years bottle warmer didn't use a bottle warmer - just a tupperware of hot water.
And used the First Years brand...no complaints.
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Is it really necessary? What are your thoughts? For second time moms, did you find it useful?
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I always nuked a bowl of water and stuck the bottle, I found a bottle warmer more convenient than warming up water for the bottle to sit in before eachI found it useless....
Pretty hot and the warmer just never got there.
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Hello Ladies,
Can you tell me the best, safest, quickest way to warm up my breastmilk??. For the past three weeks i have been back to work my mom has been bottle feeding my boy. Now he has refused to nurse for the past 3-4 days. It's been an experience...
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Don't get it! We just run hot water from the sink over it is first thing... .
With my DS we had a regular bottle warmer and it never really warmed up the milk well - no matter how a bottle warmer and it is just collecting dust....
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Me and the husband went to target last night to check out the baby clearance and found Dr. Browns bottles and tons others on clearance, so we picked up the Dr.Browns because for some reason my husband was stuck on them. :) And we also picked up a Bottle...
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I figured that....
In terms of a bottle warmer, we always that.
There are quite a few pieces to wash, but that was never an issue .
Browns bottles with my first baby and I loved the bottle warmer.
I actually used both Dr.
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I really want to get an electric sterilizer. I had an avent microwave one with my first but I threw it away so I need to get another one.
What kind sterilizer do you have? What kind bottle warmer? Posted on CafeMom Mobile
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I breastfeed, but when I have.
I warm the milk up in hot water.
I breastfeed but when I do use a bottle I use the playtex dropins.
Brown's bottle warmer.
Brown's Microwave sterilizer and Dr.
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So I was blessed with a very picky baby. I always hoped my baby would take the bottle cold-but nope! It has to be really warm. If it's not warm enough, he won't take it until you warm it up again! The babysitter even had to warm it up twice during a feeding...
Started by lacyp12 on
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I use the Munchkin brand warmer....
If I have to warm it up super fast, I boil a little water and stick the bottle in it for less than a min.
After free.
Not worth it.
It has different levels and does the job quick.
I love our Avent warmer.
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Hey can anyone recommend a gud bottle warmer dat will fit dr browns bottles??was using microwave but tink babs getting very windy,was using jug and hot water,but at night a disaster! how do people prepare their feeds for night time?in advance in fridge...
Started by shy381 on
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I used a boots brand one, and it fit them fine .
I use the microwave to warm feeds made in advance that are stored in the fridge .
I don't use it though.
I have the Avent one here and Dr Browns bottles fit perfectly.
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