Does she pee immediately after bottle feeding or do you have time to sit her on the potty and have her pee?
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A little will dribble out after she drinks and sits on the potty, but essentially she has to be upright while you squeeze her and then she will pee. The way she works is there is just a tube from her mouth to her bottom. So, gravity and pressure will make the water come out.
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You do have to use a cup. A little annoying but the stick is too smal to be able to pee on directly.
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I don't think you'd want to leave your diapers sitting more than 3 days, so there's no point in getting more than that amount. I would recommend around 26-30, so you're washing every other day when baby is newborn, and every third day when older. When baby is breast/formula fed, you don't have to rinse off the poop in the toilet or soak them or anything. Just do a rinse in the machine and then a hot wash. When they start solids, you need to dump that poop in the toilet.
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I honestly never waited before dipping. I did wait about five minutes before checking it though. One person on a babycenter post had said that she tried it immediately and then when it was room temp, and there was no difference in the results. I did follow the other directions closely. I imagine that you could pour a little urine in a more shallow cup and it would cool very quickly if you wanted to be extra safe.
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My Puppy does both (pee and poop) on the pad... Just wipe off with water and paper towel if poop stains... Or just wash if too soiled already... When it dries up you can use again...
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Its for the ready to feed 2oz bottles. So I would say. Its more of 0-6 month nipple.
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From about 1 month until the baby is able to sit on his/her own in the big tub. Love it!
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MADE BY GARMON CORPORATION 27461 VIA INDUSTRIA,TEMECULA CA 92590 HOPE THat helps you ive been using for a week now and already notice a change her urine is no longer stinky, or bloody, and she doesn't pee a lot she goes normal before she peeded thru 4pads that were suppose to be super absorbent they were not now she goes about 5times a day no blood nomore itching herself crazy in the idle of the nite and for the people that do buy it the scoop is so small you need to stick your finger don the middle and move finger till you find it its small but it is there you just need to dig around its not right on top would be better if it was it just tok me a minute to move it around and foiund the scoop its so cute looks like a scoop you would play dollies with its so mall I put it on top of bottle than put a rubber band to hold it on top that way you are not digging for it
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no its not the nipple that they send with the bottle is a three so it will be a fast flow for the baby.if you do order the bottle ill suggest to get a separate nipple with it.i hope I answered your question
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Nipple is faster flow on the bigger bottles. I got the smaller bottles better for slow flow bigger bottle once child is drinking more oz. My 8 month old still drinks out of 4 oz bottles she is mostly breastfed and almost never drinks more then 4 oz.
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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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No just fill the bottle, as animal drinks the bottle brings the water level back up, it's a no brainer. I love it. Lasts about 7 days or more.
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I'd be sure to have a diaper on her as it's real quick. Here's a tip I found on Pinterest: use a paste of baking soda and food coloring (we like green) for "food" because there were several complaints about the food mix in the set getting clogged up the tube and getting smelly. I tried it once but I think the food mix was easier to feed....maybe my paste was too watery. Hope this helps
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I don't really know about ready to feed. I would think no. Doesn't seem like you could just leave warm formula sitting around all day. I know a made powder formula bottle is only good for an hour.
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Make sure the water is ambient temperature. Then, I usually prime the the water bottle before placing it in the cage. I hold it upright (as if it were mounted in the cage) and I use the fork tine to prime it, this give the water bottle the back pressure it needs. I do this repeatedly until no water drips appear. The trick is to get sufficient back pressure in the bottle. Do not use any grease as this may be toxic to your pet.
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Baby A is breastfed and still is now she's 10 mos. She used to take bottle and now preferred the hoot. I tried using this bottle, she doesn't really care much about it. But, I have a friend whose baby is breastfed and tool some from this bottle. It really depends on the baby and the shape of your nipple. This one has a pretty big nipple in my opinion. I had better luck with the medela nipple, which is smaller, more to my size.
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I wish I would have been smart enough to ask this! Our daughter is exclusively breastfed, and I never needed to use a bottle until she was about a month old. At that point, the smaller (4oz) bottles were more than big enough. But starting at about 3 months old, she needs between 4 and 5 oz to satisfy her. My biggest bit of advice would be to NOT overfill the small bottle. They will leak! I just assumed that if 5 oz would fit, it would be fine. No. I know that was a really long answer! I don't think babies ever need more than 8 oz of milk or formula at once, so they should not grow out of the 8 oz bottles. On a side note, we love these bottles! She never gets gassy from them, and she transitions from boob to bottle seamlessly! Congrats and good luck!