Baby Bottle Warmer

... bring a portable warmer. I use the baby brezza portable bottle warmer and like it...

... the room and make the bottle without getting out of bed... on Amazon and had a bottle warmer so brought the two nighttime ... your room (if you and baby are in a room alone).

... with a Haakaa pump while baby nurses the other side -...? When should I incorporate a bottle? I would pump during that.... I also don’t have a bottle warmer - was just going to ...

I'm guessing I cant reuse the baby bottles I have which have been sitting in the shed for 11 years. It's a Philips advent kit, can steriliser and bottle warmer still be reusable after a cleanup or should I be looking to replace the lot? Also I see microwave sterilisers are a thing now but not sure of the safety issues with microwaving plastics so some input on this would be great.

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I don’t want my baby to get use to warm milk, but I do plan on freezing my breast milk bags. I’m wondering if a bottle warmer is worth it, just to defrost a frozen milk bag. I know I can move the milk bag from the freezer to the fridge or run them under warm water but if I need one right away/ quickly, would a bottle warmer be a good option? submitted by /u/Serious_Ad_9686 to r/BabyBumpsCanada [link] [comments]

Lately it feels like every parenting forum and influencer is pushing bottle warmers. I’ve always been a bit skeptical about these “must-have” baby items since a lot of them seem designed to solve problems that barely exist. To me, it’s basically just a fancier heater that takes up counter space. I’m not trying to buy more plastic stuff that’s only gonna get used for a few months. Does it actually do anything useful, or is it just another way for companies to get tired parents to spend money? submitted by /u/Late-Hat-5853 to r/newborns [link] [comments]

Lately it feels like every parenting forum and influencer is pushing bottle warmers. I’ve always been a bit skeptical about these “must-have” baby items since a lot of them seem designed to solve problems that barely exist. To me, it’s basically just a fancier heater that takes up counter space. I’m not trying to buy more plastic stuff that’s only gonna get used for a few months. Does it actually do anything useful, or is it just another way for companies to get tired parents to spend money? submitted by /u/Recommendation778 to r/ExclusivelyPumping [link] [comments]

Sorry for the very blurry pic. Don’t know what happened there. I’m 26w 3 days and the pregnancy congestion has hit me HARD this past week. I use sinus rinses often but have never had a good heating system for the water. A few days ago I realized I had a bottle warmer sitting around that my SIL gave to me. I moved it into my bathroom along with a gallon of distilled water and now have perfect temp sinus rinses with no hassle. This has been life changing for me and makes the congestion so much more bearable. I set the warmer to 5oz and the water is the perfect temperature everytime. Also a huge bonus that I can get dressed for work, shower, do chores, etc while it’s heating and come back to warm water when I’m ready. P.S. because I can already feel someone coming to the comments to say “this isn’t sanitary for your baby bottles”. My baby isn’t coming for another 3 months and I’m just trying to survive pregnancy until then. I will obviously clean the bottle warmer before using it for my baby. submitted by /u/ArmyPsychological63 to r/BabyBumps [link] [comments]

Hey everyone ! can you guys please recommend me any good bottle warmer? My baby is on formula and I really need a good one as I maybe use it frequently. Pls share your experience with any good bottle warmer. Thanks in advance 🫶 submitted by /u/Ammysr_ to r/BeyondTheBumpUK [link] [comments]

I (26f) have a 4 month old baby: he was born prematurely and had a lot of feeding issues, so I exclusively pump breastmilk for him and we bottle feed him. This is great because anyone can feed him but inconvenient for me since I pump 6x a day even in the middle of the night. Once my baby was eating well from the bottle and sleeping 3+ hours at a time, my dad invited us to come stay with him and my mom every so often to catch up on some uninterrupted sleep. We happily obliged and since then, Thursday nights are spent at their home. My dad has historically done AMAZING with my nieces and nephews, so I wholeheartedly trusted him with my baby overnight and his house already had the facilities to keep a baby (safe sleep space, bottle warmer, changing table etc). My mom on the other hand has historically been a bit neglectful to my nieces and nephews so we have kind of universally agreed that my mom is not to watch any of our kids alone. I did give her the benefit of the doubt and trusted her to feed the baby and change him. Nothing more. Well, 3 weeks ago I come downstairs from a shower and my mom is feeding him a bottle that looked suspicious. I asked her if it was old and she said no. The bottle was hot to the touch. I took a pic of it and showed my sister, who said that it was very clearly a bottle of microwaved breastmilk. I got upset but kindly explained to my mom why you shouldn’t microwave breastmilk, which is because it can cause fat separation, nutrient loss and burn the baby’s mouth severely. She said she understood and we kinda forgot about it. A week later, I go to wash baby dishes and next to where she normally sits I find another microwaved bottle. I told her more firmly that if I saw it again, I would take the baby and leave. Lo and behold, Friday morning I hobble into the kitchen to get pump supplies and when I noticed my son wasn’t in the crib or with my dad, I got nervous. I went to my mom and found yet ANOTHER microwaved bottle. I thought I was crazy, so I took it upstairs to my husband who agreed it was nuked and started packing. We went downstairs together and I explained to my parents that we were leaving. My mother vehemently denied microwaving the milk and my dad said he had prepared that bottle himself. I KNEW someone was lying because my eyes don’t lie. I took the baby from my mom and she went in one of her narcissistic rants about how “I guess I’m just a piece of shit.” So I told my dad it has nothing to do with him and I love him and we left. My dad is extremely upset because he LOVES this baby. It’s his first biological grandchild and they already have a very special bond. But I had to stick to my word. My mom later admitted to my dad she did indeed reheat the milk in the microwave and she has since refused to speak to me or take accountability and apologize. But she can call my sister crashing out and saying I’m so mean and robbing her of her grandson… sigh. Anyways, AITA here? ETA: my father heated the bottle, my baby did not finish it, and my mother put it in the microwave for her to feed him the rest. My dad was completely unaware that she did that so he is absolutely not the problem here. I’ve always questioned why he stays with my mom and I think it’s because they’ve just been together so long he doesn’t know being alone would be better for him. He has never actually defended my mom and they don’t even sleep on the same floor of the house or sit in the same room together. It baffles me but I will not be bringing baby around if my mom is around, even if it hurts his feelings. He can find a way to meet us or hitch a ride down this way, ALONE, if he wants baby time. ETA (2): my sister who my mom called didn’t defend her. All 3 of my siblings and myself have our feelings about my mom, and we have all made the same mistakes with her and our kids. At the end of the day, even though she is a narcissist and a screw up, she is still our mom and we all want her to have a relationship with her grandchildren, but now for all of us except the one week old baby my other sister has, it happens at arm’s length. It is partly my fault for thinking maybe the sixth grandchild would change something, but you know what they say about hindsight. submitted by /u/Cute_Objective_7551 to r/AmItheAsshole [link] [comments]