Mixing formula in a pitcher?

deedeew80

Hi girls!  Just wondering about making a pitcher of formula.  Can you use any kind of pitcher?  How much can you/do you make?  How do you mix it?  Is it easier than mixing individual bottles?  TIA!!

TrishB98

I make 24 oz each night  for overnight and the next day.  I mix it in a Nalgene (BPA free) sports bottle since it has oz markings on the side.  You could do it in a measuring cup with a whisk too.  Whatever works for you.  I think it's easier.  You'll have to heat each bottle up though, rather than putting room temp water in the bottle.  

Lindsey7521

I'm gonna go by one today at Babies R Us....its gotta be easier than making individual bottles for day care. When were home, I make them when I need them but for DC we I have to have them all prepared. I cant tell you how annoying its is to make each bottle seperately. This way I can make what I need and pour it in the bottles.

goteamgo

I have the Dr. Brown's formula pitcher and really like it.

superaunt

goteamgo:

I have the Dr. Brown's formula pitcher and really like it.

Yup. I laughed at DH when he went out to get this, telling him it was a waste of $$... but I'm not laughing anymore. I think it was like $15 and it gets used every single day and makes life just a tad easier.

CBL

I use a large mason jar and shake it.  Works perfectly