feed baby room temperature or cold bottle?

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Is it safe to feed baby a room temperature bottle or cold bottle?

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I am a newborn nurse. Room temp is just fine, but I wouldn't do cold.

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I have a bottle warmer. It is amazing for middle of the night feedings. But it does tend to make the milk too warm if you don't check it

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Room temperature or heated, not cold. This is my second and we are just doing room temperature again.

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Someone gave me advice to get the baby used to drinking cold milk sometimes. I mean, that way you can give him a cold bottle straight out of the cooler anywhere. Like the airport, restaurant, etc. (obviously he can also feed from the breast too but it's probably good to have options!)

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My son wouldn't have warm milk and he never has. I don't know why. We have always tried him but he doesn't like it. As a baby he had it room temp. He's 2 years old now and he's drank cold milk since being 12 months old! We are having our second child and I'm hoping she will have warm milk

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Bottles need to be heated up. Not sure to what temperature. But if you think about breast milk coming from the body, it needs to be somewhat warm. A bottle warmer would be a good investment.

feed baby room temperature or cold bottle?

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