Does anyone know how to warm up this bottle straightly from refrigerator without breaking it or destorying breast milk's nutrient?
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We warm the bottles up in a hot water bath. Just set the bottle in a bowl and pour just boiled water into the bowl to gently warm the bottle. Swirl the milk around so it heats evenly and check temp. Takes 15-30 seconds depending on how much we're hearing up. No concerns with breaking--these are very durable bottles.
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i bought the born free bottle warmer but have not had a chance to use ot yet. The kinde kozy warmer is the way to go You are worried about nutrient loss. Otherwise the born free does have a temp control so you can turn that down too. I went with the born free because it has a cooler attached for two bottles next to the bed for night feedings.
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Glass only breaks when it is cold and put into extremely hot/boiling temperatures, you should never find yourself in this situation. Never put breast milk into boiling water, even when frozen! This kills the enzymes! Always use water that is hot but not too hot to keep your hand submerged in.
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I have heard that some people warm it up by putting the container in hot water. I got mine in the summer so it was liquid. I just transfered it to another container.
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You shouldnt be warming breastmilk with boiling water in the first place. Its supposed to be warmed under luke warm water otherwise boiling it destroys the vitamin content. I warmed my breastmilk by warm tap water and then put it in the bottle. Also to get the nipple warm and to smell like me i placed it under my breast until i was ready to add the milk.
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straight suction you will have to pasteurize the milk afterwards if you wish by doing so you remove the bacteria take the milk heat the milk to 161 degrees for 30 seconds to 1 minute then place it in jars with lids then place it in the sink with ice water cooling it as fast as possible it will automatically can itself it'if the lids are tight
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I don't think any plastic bottles are truly safe to use with a warmer even with the bottles being BPA-free, but that being said-- I think this one doesn't really get that hot and it has a shut-off, so I think it wouldn't cause the bottle to melt or anything drastic like that. Because I have to scald my milk, I have another warmer that gets much hotter and so I had bought two metal bottles to use and I always just use those with any warmer now.
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Hello,I am using it to freeze the breast milk,no problem of baby after drinking it~hope can help u^_^
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We used this on our 4 month old (with the advice of our pediatrician - you need to talk to your dr). We refrigerate after opening the box but keep extra boxes in our pantry. We only use with cold milk so as not to kill the good stuff.
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I just put it in warm water for 15 minutes dump that out.Thenadd water shake the water bottle for about a minute or so let itset for5-10 minutes and drink. Do not refrigerate. They have a websiteAlso I believe it is youth waters.com I know that they could give a lot more Instruction with their product I just researched a lot!
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From what I understand, 3 is to warm up cold milk or formula, 1 & 2 are for keeping those things warm if they're put in there fresh. This might help too: http://m.tommeetippee.us/file_store/us/manuals/electric-bottle-warmer.pdf Happy baby feeding and congrats on your new bundle of love :)
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Hi No really I used only at night my baby is 11 month old and she still having a feed around 11 pm and 5 am so we used the warmer at night so we dont have to rush to the kitchen . I use Dr Bown Bottles also some gerber bottles and the warmer seems to be ok, you have to kidda find the minutes that adjust the quantity of milk you are putting then for example in a 8oz formula we let it warm for 3 minutes if the water is at room temperatureI hope this answer your questionthanksaya
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I empty out the milk once a day for the most and clean it off with a cloth + rinse the connectors and the hose.Because of the use I also ad fresh cool milk several times a day, so it never stays for more than half a day or the night over. Try removing the milk every night and rinsing the unit. The milk can be placed back in the refrigerator and added in the morning.This unit works to keep the milk cool BUT I do not think you can substitute a refrigerator with it.
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I only used breast milk which was cold. Warm milk spoils fast so I traveled with cold milk.
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I peersonally put it in the fridge the day before i want to use it, then when i am ready i put in glass dish set in a bowl of warm water to get to desired temp. Or I have also put glass dish in oven just long enough to thaw and get warm if I have other items already in the oven. Its what works for us. I suggest NOT to microwave due to uneven heating and could burn baby's mouth. I hope this helps. I LOVE this product and have made all of my baby's food using this!
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A small sauce pan with water in it, warm it up on the stove that way. Only way I know that does not kill the nutrients or shatter the bottles.
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You can put one bottle and it remains cool or hot thats it. You should try this. This is best. http://www.amazon.com/Medela-67068-Breastmilk-Cooler-Set/dp/B00H5OI9XO/ref=sr_1_1?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1406306637&sr=1-1&keywords=medela+cooler
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The pump and the tubes that connect with the pump don't need to be sterilized. In terms of our sterilization/cleanliness practices, we never re-used the bottle or parts that came into contact with breast milk until they were thoroughly cleaned. We never permitted the parts to dry with breast milk on them. For each of our children, we set up a system where the infants bottles were washed by hand separately from our other dishes. We rinsed breastmilk from parts when they weren't going to go through our cleaning process right away (e.g., away from the house, daily accumulation). This is as simple as rinsing with tap water or putting them in our big soaking bowl. Our washing system was to soak the bottles in 7th Generation dish soap and scalding water for about 30 mins prior to hand washing. I don't know if you're asking this, but we were never counseled to sterilize breast milk. Refrigerate. Warm prior to serving. Which we did by placing the bottles in hot water until it warmed up. All of our children survived their parent's amateurism to make it out of infanthood. I would recommend this Medela; I think its probably the least expensive version, and it worked well for us.
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Maggie...you can't, because you can't add your warm breast milk to cold breast milk (so I've read). What I do if I have a bag I want to fill more is I pump into a bottle, then put that in the fridge to cool and then when they are the same temperature in the fridge, dump the contents of the bottle into the bag.