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preggo08
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Kenzie
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Pre-made formula
ok- so the canned pre-made formula needs to be refrigerated after opening. My questions is, how do u made enough bottles for when u venture out if the formula needs to stay cold???
Thanks girls 
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Posted 5/14/09 9:03 PM  |
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jinglemommy
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Kelly
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Re: Pre-made formula
Make the bottles you need and keep them in an insulated bag with an ice pack or two. Then use a cup of hot water to heat them up when you need them.
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| Posted 5/14/09 9:18 PM |
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preggo08
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Kenzie
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Re: Pre-made formula
how would I heat them up if there is no warm water available.
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| Posted 5/15/09 11:01 AM |
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EmmaNick
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Re: Pre-made formula
Posted by preggo08
how would I heat them up if there is no warm water available.
I personally never warmed bottles, she drank them cold just fine. Your other option is to use powder and room temp water and mix it as needed when out.
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| Posted 5/15/09 11:14 AM |
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preggo08
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Kenzie
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Re: Pre-made formula
thank u
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| Posted 5/15/09 11:15 AM |
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eddiesmommy
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Melissa
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Re: Pre-made formula
I never gave DS warmed bottles either, always room temp for that reason. Maybe for outings you can use powdered? Then you dont have to worry? Enfamil makes these which I used to carry in the diaper bag with a room temp bottle of poland spring
enfamil packets
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| Posted 5/15/09 11:22 AM |
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A3CM
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Re: Pre-made formula
i also used RTF individual bottles.
they come in 2oz & 8oz
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| Posted 5/15/09 11:43 AM |
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butterfly20
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Re: Pre-made formula
Posted by EmmaNick
Posted by preggo08
how would I heat them up if there is no warm water available.
I personally never warmed bottles, she drank them cold just fine. Your other option is to use powder and room temp water and mix it as needed when out.
I asked the icu nurse about this the day my son came home, since my sister use to give cold bottles to her kids... nurse said that it can irritate them- thats why they recommend it warmed in a cup of warm water.
- can you get the powder version for when you go on trips and bring bottled water with you to mix it as you need it?
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| Posted 5/15/09 12:06 PM |
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