bubbles in powdered formula
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MrsR
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Name: Jennifer
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bubbles in powdered formula
I noticed that when I make powdered form. there are a lot of air bubbles - does this lead to gas in the babies??
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Posted 12/23/05 4:27 PM |
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05mommy09
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Re: bubbles in powdered formula
Im not sure cuz I use rtf...
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Posted 12/23/05 4:32 PM |
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HillandRon
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Name: Hillary
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Re: bubbles in powdered formula
I get that also when I make the powder. I then bought at BuyBuybaby a miniformula mixer. I love ot. he only problem is there are still some bubbles
What I am doing now is making the bottles early in the morning so by the time I have to use a bottle there are no more bubbles left...
By the way I just switched to powder and I feel it is much thicker than the RTF. and much less expensive.. ( my brother sends me samples )
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Posted 12/23/05 4:37 PM |
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nrthshgrl
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Re: bubbles in powdered formula
I preferred the powered over RTF since all you need to do is add warm water vs heating up the RTF. It's easier when you're on the go.
I don't think the bubbles are what leads to the gas - I think it's just a byproduct of giving any kind of food (BM included).
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Posted 12/23/05 8:07 PM |
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pnm1654
Mommy to 2 boys!
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Re: bubbles in powdered formula
I'm not sure. But I will say that I've noticed bubbles in the RTF as well.
Message edited 12/23/2005 10:01:46 PM.
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Posted 12/23/05 10:01 PM |
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