I read that having plastic container w/compartments to pre-measure formula is a must-have, particularly when you're out and about for the day.
But how is this different/more convenient than just pre-measuring the formula into empty bottles (and then adding water as needed?) My babies aren't here yet so I don't really comprehend logistics just yet . . .
Enlighten me, and if you have a formula dispenser you like, please recommend
Re: Formula dispensers
I would put the water in the bottles, then add the formula from the dispenser. That way, I didn't have to worry about finding water (or carrying that around as well as the bottles.)
Also, if you have an inch of formula at the bottom of a bottle, it's hard to judge how much water to use, since the markings will be thrown off, you know what i mean?
How to tell my boys apart
The different types of twins and triplets
Jack, Sydney and Carynne, Annaleigh, JW, Eden...forever in our hearts.
My blog * We made the national news!
***Twin fraternal girls born at 35w6d in 12/2008***
This is exactly what we do for the same reasons.
I agree with pea-kay.
And if you get them, hang on to them. They're great for cheerios and stuff on the go later on.
This
2 chem preg, 4 failed IUIs, 2 canc IVFs, 2 BFN IVFs, IVF #5 = BFP!!!
3/23 Beta #1 @ 17dpo = 913, Beta #2 @ 19dpo = 1724, Beta #3 @ 21 dpo = 3240
First u/s 3/29 @ 5 weeks 2 days - 3 sacs 6 weeks 3 days - 3 heartbeats 8 Weeks - Lost Baby C, Babies A and B going strong
Same. It was easier for us because my kids were very sensitive to everything. They even had upset tummies from tap water in a different state.
I would measure the correct amount of water into each bottle for each kid for however long we were going to be gone, plus one extra for each (came in handy more than once to have a spare bottle handy). I had two different colored formula containers. The two different ones worked really well because it always seemed that the kids were taking different amounts in their bottles at each feeding. Plus they were on different formulas for a while and had to keep that in order.
Beta #1 15dpo 298, Beta #2 18dpo 1048
Family Blog
Infertility Blog
This. We still use ours with our 3 year old and put in different snacks in each compartment (i.e. cherrios, raisins, etc.)