Cold Milk

noelani42 · January 2014

Who is still warming bottles? Should I have my MIL start trying it straight from the fridge at this point? Is this a dumb question? I'm so tired....

JocelynB0911 · January 2014

I've been giving the boys cold bm for awhile now. It's really up to you.

stephl3055 · January 2014

LO is not picky at all, so we do cold as well.

blondii428 · January 2014

I'm still warming just because I feel like it makes him more comfortable. But I've had to give him cold milk before in a crunch, and he didn't seem to mind too much.

eyris · January 2014

I still warm them because it seems like E spits up less when they're close to body temp.

kimberlymacrae · January 2014

This is breaking news for me. LO would flip if his bottles aren't warm enough. When we were traveling over the holidays I didn't invest in one of those car-warmer thingys so I made my DH stick it between his legs for 30 mins. (warmest place ever! P.S. - Not with the nipple attached, just the travel stopper.) it was still luke warm (LOL, DH's name is Luke.) I did notice the LO spit up more but I didn't know if that could have been caused by not being able to be burped plus the position for so long.

Loveniz · January 2014

We never warmed LOs bottles. We feed him room temp or cold milk without any problems.

PumpkinMommaaa · January 2014

Dad flips if they aren't warm enough. No way Jose.

aml8979 · January 2014

Loveniz said:
We never warmed LOs bottles. We feed him room temp or cold milk without any problems.

Same here. Occasionally I will run it under hot water for a minute.

bermybabe68 · January 2014

DD won't take it cold. It has to be at least room temp but she prefers it a little warmer than that (breastmilk)

barnratash · January 2014

I make formula bottles before bed for MOTN feedings and DS sucks them down straight out of the fridge. Warm or cold never mattered to him.

LBib · January 2014

DS1 didn't care. DH tells me DS2 is extremely picky about temperature.

happybride 276 · January 2014

I have only warmed two bottles for DS and that's only because he seemed a little finicky on cold fridge milk for a few days. He is now back to cold milk and I wasted $40 on a milk warmer

emmarios · January 2014

I have only given DS room temperature or warm bottles . Never cold. He doesn't prefer one over the other.

janelleashu · January 2014

LO would have a hard time eating a cold bottle. He would stop eating and make weird noises like he was trying to catch his breath. We stick to warm and day care warms with sink water. All bottles are EBM, FYI.

Skalbrecht · January 2014

We have to warm it. She barely will drink lukewarm milk.

bumpuser10024844 · January 2014

This might be gross, but I have to warm my breast milk if I am giving a bottle because the fat in the milk is still solid if it's cold.

HisChamaoleGirl · January 2014

LO doesn't have a preference on the temperature of the milk. She'll pretty much eat at any temperature.

Kristonita12 · January 2014

She spits up more if it's cold, but we give her room temperature water all the time. My mom, who watches her while I work, always warms the bottle and it irks me.

kje120 · January 2014

Elliot refuses cold milk so I still warm them when he gets a bottle.

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