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Faithx2
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Re: powder formula question
Brita and then boiled, allow to cool and sit room temp on my counter. Not a fan of nursery water, fluoride is not recommeded in babies before 6 months and then at 6 mos or so they will be put on supplements by their pediatrician if the water supply does not contain any....IMO it should be taken off the market
Message edited 4/2/2009 10:52:55 AM.
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mtnmama
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Re: powder formula question
I use tap water and run it through the Brita. We leave it on the counter so the water was always room temp.
DD did not start on formula until she was 9 months old.
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S00N2BEAMOM
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Re: powder formula question
We boil it in a glass measuring cup in the microwave and let it cool to room temp. and then prepare each bottle as he needs it. We found this to be the easiest way for us.
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kerrycec03
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Re: powder formula question
I used regular good old fashion tap. So far, so good
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