Bottle warmer

Re: Bottle warmer

• plunderb member

  April 2013

  I don't see why not.

  Honestly, I wouldn't bother, though. Hot water from the tap or a shallow pan of water on the stove works fine. At DD's daycare, they used a crockpot to heat up lots of bottles at once.
  

  
  
  
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• magdalina.h member

  April 2013

  You can. Lucas didn't need his warmed up

  

  

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• CelticWife member

  April 2013

  You can definitely use a bottle warmer.
  
  You can also put a cup of hot water in the microwave, and dunk the bottle into it to warm it.

  
  
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• amandamays88

  April 2013

  My SIL is a NICU nurse and said that bottle Warmers were designed to warm up refrigerated breast milk and they really are only supposed to warm the breast milk to room temp. She said there's not usually a need to warm any type of milk any Warner than room

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• kateisgreat member

  April 2013

  amandamays88:

  My SIL is a NICU nurse and said that bottle Warmers were designed to warm up refrigerated breast milk and they r

  
  
  

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• BellaOso member

  April 2013

  I know tons of women will say they didn't need a bottle warmer but my Nuk warmer, warmed bottles of milk to room temp in 30 seconds with less than an ounce of water. I love mine and it has gotten tons of use and is consistent and I found it for like $1

  
  

  
  
  

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• Critter015 member

  April 2013

  I had one for DH to use when he was home with DD since she would go from content to starving in 2 seconds and you couldn't feed her fast enough. The only problem we had was that the majority of our bottles were the Playtex Ventaire which have a thick pla

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• katiebenes member

  April 2013

  I've been told its wonderful. if I get one for my shower, I'll use it. if I don't... I probably won't buy one

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• MrsNyberg09 member

  April 2013

  You can warm it up in hot water. Why can't you microwave it? I did it with DS
  I didn't use my bottle warmer

  

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• kennazebrowsky member

  April 2013

  I always boil a cup in the microwave and then put the bottle in. After letting the bottle sit in there for a little bit I test the temp of the milk/formula on my wrist. Once it feels room temp then I give it to the baby.

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• CelticWife member

  April 2013

  MrsNyberg09:

  You can warm it up in hot water. Why can't you microwave it? I did it with DS
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• MrsRKJ member

  April 2013

  I have a bottle warmer, I don't even use it.  Go with just putting it in warm water for a few minutes - that's what the nurses did in the NICU with DS, and I've continued it at home

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