Formula

kayr0418

What do most moms do, heat formula that's been in fridge or just feed it cold and my son is 2 weeks old

mkanderson85

I would say that most heat it, but my dd takes it cold.

sstaton1

I bought a bottle warmer for about $20. We make a couple bottles and then heat them as needed. I read that it doesnt matter, but she seems to spit the cold formula out more while eating.

DublinMama

My high maintenance son won't take it cold, haha. He won't even take it room temp. on his moodier days. He just lets it run all down his face and looks up at me like, "What the hell is this?" <img src="https://community.thebump.com/cs/emoticons/emotio

smfdjo

Room temp.  I learned from my SIL that if you only serve warm you will always have to and it will be a pain.  When it is in the fridge I run warm water over it to take the cold out.

nanabanana06

During the day he takes it heated. We make the bottle using our fridge filtered water and put it in a soup cup with 2 inches of hot water. By the time we come back from changing it's perfect. At night and out he takes it room temp.

tilsonc

Room temp. We use bottled water that we keep on the counter and mix as we go so we don't have to warm the bottle each time.

wells2010

For formula we usually just use room temp bottled water, so I'm no help there.

For breast milk that's been refrigerated or frozen I usually run our Keurig without any cups in it to get hot water. I stick the bottle in there for a few minutes whi

kaidekka

tilsonc:

Room temp. We use bottled water that we keep on the counter and mix as we go so we don't have to warm the bottle each

BabyHope2013

smfdjo:

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