Formula feeding momma's

Roseypants

Have you seen this bad boy??? DH and I were in Target the other day, and he comes around the corner and throws this thing in the cart and says "please put this on our registry!!" lol. It is pretty neat. It's like a Keurig for a baby!

https://www.target.com/p/baby-brezza-formula-pro-one-step-bottle-maker/-/A-14681624#prodSlot=medium_1_1&term=babybrezza

ETA - I can't spell

 

MrMrsandBaby

I have a friend who tried this, she said it didn't mix well and the formula got clogged a lot...for the money you would think it works better than that!

Although it looks pretty fun to play with, it really isn't that much of a hassle to make a bottle (I was reading the description and it says, "Say goodbye to the time and hassle of manually preparing baby’s bottles.") 

Did you register for it?

youngin12

I've read so many mixed reviews but DH and I pretty much did the same thing. We put it on the registry. If someone buys it, great! I'm not sure we will purchase it ourselves though, however, I am really interested in it. The idea of it (if it works properly) is great!

jesslinnn

It's a cool idea but I'm with PPs, mixing a bottle by hand really doesn't take much effort. I'd probably be paranoid that it would put too much/little powder in and I wouldn't know.

Saragoeswest

formula feeding momma's what? 

Roseypants

I agree, that mixing a bottle isn't a hassle. I have mixed many. I just thought it was a neat idea . I would probably never go out and actually buy it myself! 

pnwlover12

Waste-o-money

DiannaVB

Look into the Dr. Browns mixing pitcher. It mixed powder well without adding a lot of air. We just made enough for the day and warmed up the formula with a bottle warmer.

trisharenee0316

I totally wanted one, but the reviews have been disappointing.  I'll probably just make bottles of formula in advance and store them in the refrigerator, then warm them as needed.

Roseypants

trisharenee0316 said:

I totally wanted one, but the reviews have been disappointing.  I'll probably just make bottles of formula in advance and store them in the refrigerator, then warm them as needed.

I hadn't read the reviews yet, but you are so right! It looks super neat, but probably not worth it!

BreandMikewedding

I think it's a little expensive for the amount of use I would realistically get out of it. Mixing bottles isn't hard. It would be nice at night when I'm exhausted and can't count scoops or aim them into the bottle. If I was having twins I might be more willing to buy it as I would be making more bottles, but for one baby I can spend that money on something else.

Maggie6424

I must be the odd man out, I've already decided I'm getting it. I put it on the amazon registry.. so at the least we'll get 15% off. And it's the same price at BRU but they do sales on it also. Or I could use a 20% off on it. We did the Dr. Brown's mixing pitcher with DS1.. but we're not splurging on ANYTHING for this kiddo, and H and I both feel it's a good item to do so on. And if we try it for a week and it's junk, I'll have no problem returning it.

SusieBW

This is right up there with a wipe warmer on my list of completely unnecessary baby items.

You know what was pretty awesome when we were formula feeding, though?  One of these:

Klavanga74

I totally wanted one of these and wanted it to be as awesome as it sounds, but like PP said, reviews are disappointing.  I guess it doesn't do a good job mixing the right amounts of formula to water after a short time.  Not worth it.  Bummer!  

Roseypants

SusieBW said:

This is right up there with a wipe warmer on my list of completely unnecessary baby items.

You know what was pretty awesome when we were formula feeding, though?  One of these:

We had two of these for DD. LOVED THEM!!!!! Will definitely be getting more for this LO

Roseypants

It is great to have in the bedroom at night, take on road or to the babysitters!