Rec your bottle warmer

yankeebear · January 2012

We don't need anything fancy or expensive. LO is mostly BF, but DH gives her a bottle before bed and if I'm out on the weekends and she likes the milk warm. We just want something to warm up one bottle at a time. Thanks!

cassiedianne · January 2012

No bottle warmer here - just microwaved water in a glass cup (1:30 to boiling) then we put the bottle in the cup til warm. It's faster than boiling water in a pan.

textbookcase · January 2012

I just put hot tap water in a mug and set the bottle in it until warm - 2-3 minutes or so.

XxDamnedAngelxX · January 2012

Bottle warmers are very tricky! I would do some good reviews research before deciding. I have my first years one it was like 26$ at babies r us. I'm not too impressed, I use 4oz bottles, I have vent air and drop ins. The thing is so unreliable. Sometimes the bottle comes out cold, or too hot, and sometimes I get a stretch where it heats perfectly every time for 5 uses or so. Also mine can only be run once every 10 minutes...so if it does not heat the bottle right I have to resort to boiling on the stove. With the vent air bottles I have to fill the thing with water 2 times to the max point and heat it twice....I heard good things about the munchkin one, and bad things on the tomme tippy one, like you could only use the tomme bottles in the tomme tippe and then the device will keep running until you turn it off yourself. mine is automatic..but the good thing about the tippy is that it has a thermostat to tell you what degree it's at. Mine is ok, it gets the job done with some hassle, but every bottle warmer I look up says long heat time and inconsistent heat temps.

SaraTF · January 2012

I just put our bottles in a container of hot water (from our Keurig coffee maker). It's just as quick as a bottle warmer and saves you some money.

rebelina1 · January 2012

I use this warmer and it is awesome. The bottles are the perfect temp every time and it auto shuts off once the warming cycle is complete. The best part is that it warms the bottle really fast and it is cheap.

https://www.target.com/p/Munchkin-Deluxe-Bottle-and-Food-Warmer/-/A-10863477?ref=tgt_adv_XSG10001&AFID=Froogle_df_DataPop&LNM=%7C10863477&CPNG=baby&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=10863477

sap05e · January 2012

The one by The First Years is the only one I have tried but it worked well! It came with a cooler/ice pack too so you could leave 2 bottles and the warmer in LO's room at night

LiveLaughLove17 · January 2012

SaraTF:
I just put our bottles in a container of hot water (from our Keurig coffee maker). It's just as quick as a bottle warmer and saves you some money.

This! And the added bonus is that mommy can make some coffee when you are extra tired from being up all night!

jenb_99 · January 2012

rebelina1:
I use this warmer and it is awesome. The bottles are the perfect temp every time and it auto shuts off once the warming cycle is complete. The best part is that it warms the bottle really fast and it is cheap.

https://www.target.com/p/Munchkin-Deluxe-Bottle-and-Food-Warmer/-/A-10863477?ref=tgt_adv_XSG10001&AFID=Froogle_df_DataPop&LNM=%7C10863477&CPNG=baby&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=10863477

I have this one too and like it even better than my $30 First Years one. It heats well and consistently and only cost me $10 at Burlington Coat Factory. There is a slight learning curve--I've found that the guidelines on the instructions aren't very accurate--so I suggest experimenting on a few bottles full of water or cow's milk first.

wychets · February 2012

rebelina1:

I use this warmer and it is awesome. The bottles are the perfect temp every time and it auto shuts off once the warming cycle is complete. The best part is that it warms the bottle really fast and it is cheap.

https://www.target.com/p/Munchkin-Deluxe-Bottle-and-Food-Warmer/-/A-10863477?ref=tgt_adv_XSG10001&AFID=Froogle_df_DataPop&LNM=%7C10863477&CPNG=baby&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=10863477

We have this one LOVE IT!!!

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