Grownsy Bottle Warmer

... I breastfeed and pump/bottle feed. We have the Grownsy bottle washer/sterilizer, and... of it. As for a bottle cooler and warmer, I haven’t found the need .... And I usually stick the bottle between my breasts for 5-10 ...

Double bottle warmer if you intend to incorporate bottle feeding in at any point.... (I like the Grownsy one...

We have a Grownsy Baby bottle warmer and recently switched to Mam bottles. What is the best warmer to use with these bottles? I feel like I’m constantly fighting to get a decent temperature or have to heat it up in a different bottle and then transfer to the MAM. Would a steamer bottle be better? Thankful for any recommendations!! submitted by /u/Final_Reflection_271 to r/NewMomStuff [link] [comments]

Has anyone used grownsy bottle warmer to heat water for formula , if so how long did you heat the water for ? submitted by /u/Downtown_Buyer_923 to r/FormulaFeeders [link] [comments]

We ended up buying the Grownsy 8 in 1 bottle warmer after too many nights doing the stupid bowl of hot water routine. You know the one, heat water, swirl bottle, realise it’s still cold, heat more water, baby gets louder. I wanted something that was quicker and less faff, especially for night feeds. I’m not affiliated with Grownsy or Amazon or anything, just sharing because I couldn’t find many normal posts about it. We’ve been using it for a few weeks now, mostly for middle of the night feeds, and it’s become one of those boring gadgets that quietly fixes a real problem. The main thing is speed. It got a 4 ounce bottle up to body temp in about three minutes during our testing, which sounds like marketing until you do it with a crying baby at 2am. Three minutes feels like teleportation compared to warming a bottle in a mug like it’s 1997. It uses steam heating and you only pour in about 40ml of water each cycle. That’s weirdly satisfying because the bowl method always felt wasteful and messy. I also like that it’s consistent across the bottle, no hot spots like you get with a microwave. We don’t microwave milk anyway, but I’ve definitely been tempted when I’m half awake and everything is going wrong. The unit itself is small, grey, and kind of plain. It fits on a nightstand without taking over your life. We started with it in the kitchen, then moved it to the bedroom after a couple of nights, because walking to the kitchen at 3am feels like hiking. Having it right beside the bed changed the whole flow. I could start warming, change a nappy, grab wipes, and by the time I’d dealt with the screaming potato, the bottle was ready. Auto shut off is the other big “thank god” feature. I don’t trust my brain at night, so anything that turns itself off matters. It beeps when it’s done, but the beep is quiet enough that it never woke the baby for us. Half the time I just glance at it anyway because I’m standing right there, looking haunted. We’ve used a bunch of the modes, but not all of them every day. Fast warm is the main one. Defrosting frozen milk works, but you have to follow the timing more carefully. Steaming pacifiers and bottle parts is handy because it means one less device on the counter. Once we started doing baby food, the jar warming mode became useful too, although it’s not something I’m doing at 2am, unless things have gone very wrong. Here’s the honest bit. The timing guidance isn’t perfect. Sometimes the recommended setting didn’t quite get the bottle where we wanted it, especially if the bottle came straight from the fridge and the bottle material was thicker. We had a couple of nights where I assumed it would be ready, tested the milk on my wrist, and it was still cooler than ideal. The workaround was simple, I added a little extra time and learned what our bottles need. But you do need a few trial runs before you trust it fully. The controls also take a minute to understand. Not hard, just not instantly obvious when you’re sleep deprived. The first couple of uses involved me standing there with the manual in one hand, baby noises in the background, thinking I’d made a terrible decision. After that, muscle memory kicks in and it becomes automatic. Another small annoyance, the keep warm mode is great for breast milk bottles, but it isn’t a free for all. We don’t use formula much, but it’s worth saying that the long keep warm mode isn’t meant for formula. So if you’re mainly formula feeding and hoping to keep a bottle warm all night, that’s not really the play. We used keep warm for overnight bottles on the nightstand, but we stayed sensible about it, and we still checked temp before feeding. Also, it’s not really a travel device. It’s compact, but not portable in the practical sense. It’s more “move it between rooms” than “bring it on a trip”. We took it downstairs and upstairs a few times easily, but I wouldn’t pack it for a weekend away unless I was desperate. The bit that genuinely surprised me is how much calmer nights feel when one annoying step becomes predictable. Before, warming the bottle was the slowest part and it made everything chaotic. Now I can do a simple routine. Start warmer, do nappy, cuddle baby, bottle ready. It sounds small, but those micro wins stack up fast when you’re running on fumes. If I had to summarise who it’s for, it’s for parents doing bottles at home who want less messing around. Especially anyone doing fridge bottles and night feeds. If you’re the kind of person who wants to set it and walk away without panic, it does that well. If you want perfect timing with zero learning curve, you’ll still need a couple of days to dial in your bottle type and starting temperature. Anyone else using one of these, or did you all just brute force the mug of hot water method until your kid started solids. submitted by /u/FriendLongjumping557 to r/ParentTestedGear [link] [comments]

I’ve been using a Grownsy bottle warmer that a friend gave me, and I honestly don’t know if it’s just old or what, but the heating has been super inconsistent. The top gets warm while the bottom is still cold. When it’s 2am and my baby is crying for a bottle, this stuff is extra frustrating. Sometimes I even wonder if I’m the only one dealing with this. I know it’s supposed to be safer than using a microwave, but in real life I’m basically guessing the timing half the time, which doesn’t feel great at all. What I’m looking for is a bottle warmer that actually heats evenly and fast, ideally something I can use at night without pulling out a thermometer every single time. If you’ve found a bottle warmer that heats evenly with no hot spots and is just easy to use overall, I’d really love to hear your recommendations. submitted by /u/addiechavez to r/Buyingforbaby [link] [comments]

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