When out all day how do you keep baby's water warm to make up bottles?

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Just out of curiosity how do you keep the water warm to make up your baby's bottles when out all day? Do you take a flask? Boil the kettle before you leave and fill bottles which is then cooled or something else?

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I never used warm water & never had any problems

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We've always just used room temperature water. Water bottles in the diaper bag.

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We didn’t. We used a bottle warmer at home, but on the go I would just fill a bottle with room temperature water, and have the formula separate, and then mix it when it was time to feed (so the bottle would be room temp). As long as it wasn’t cold baby didn’t care, although sometimes he would drink it a little slower. 
Or occasionally if I was at someone’s house I would set the bottle in a bowl of warm water to warm it. Some restaurants would let you do that too.

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I keep a flask with warm water in the diaper bag.

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Room temp. If you're out long you need a cooler so it doesn't go bad

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On Amazon they have a water warmer!!! I struggled with this too and having to find a place with warm water or having to warm bottles in the sinks at stores etc. 
With this warmer I was actually able to just pull it out of my bag and turn it on and boom! It held 9OZ of water. If I needed another bottle during the time out I’d pack the water into a bottle, keep it in my bag and then pour it into the warmer. Life saver.

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A thermos with warm water and an insulated bag.

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I just take a yeti cooler and keep the bottles cold in there. My baby will drink it straight from there

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If you are at a restaurant or hotel they can give you a cup of hot water to warm baby's bottles. I've also heard of moms with thermoses but never did that myself

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Bottled water

When out all day how do you keep baby's water warm to make up bottles?

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