How do you mind make up baby's bottles?

Question

I'm wanting to look at better ways of doing this 
Can I pre make bottles with formula added once the water has cooled down in the kettle and put them in the fridge then heat them in boiling water in a jug? If so for how long can pre made bottles be in the fridge for??
Usually I just get a bottle out the fridge heat it up in the microwave then add the formula but night time feeds I want to know if there are easier and quicker ways

Answer

Prepared formula lasts 24 hours in the fridge. It's probably fastest to have the bottles filled with sterile/filtered water and left at room temp, then the formula added and bottle prepared fresh with each feed. No need to warm it if baby will take it at room temp.

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You don't have to warm formula. You can pre-make it and put it in the refrigerator (sealed) for up to 24 hours. If baby drinks from the bottle, it will only last 1 hour out, 2 hours in the refrigerator. Check the directions on the container.

Microwaves won't effect the nutrients, but they heat unevenly. You could scald your baby's mouth. Again, you don't have to warm bottles. My baby drinks it cold from the refrigerator with no problem.

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Putting the bottle in the microwave takes away all the nutrients and your baby gets nothing.

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As it says I get the bottle out the fridge heat it in the microwave then add the formula 
I do only heat for a few seconds shake it test it and if it needs more time I do more time 
I just wanted to know if I get boiled water and put it in the bottles allow them to cool down and add the formula then each feed just heat up in a jug of what how long can I have them in the fridge for and any other quicker ways I can do it at night time eg only filling bottles half way to start with then at each feed boil the kettle and add hot water to make it warm just want your ways of doing it and what works best for you 
Thanks for the advice though appreciated

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You can use room temp water for it. We always made bottles up and then just added formula whenever they woke up.

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Microwave can add hot spots and potentially burn baby's mouth. Always use warm/boiling water to heat bottle up. Or use room temp.

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How do you mind make up baby's bottles?

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