What type of water do you use to make a bottle

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8 years ago I only used sink water to mak my daughter's bottle. My son is almost 4 months old and my family is concerned that I'm using sink water instead of bottled water. My daughter never had issues, but my son is very gassy and has tummy troubles so I'm wondering if it's too harsh for him. My pediatrician has never mentioned the water I use so I'm confused. what has your pediatrician said about using water to make a bottle? What do you use and why? Is there something I should know about using either?

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I use water out of my refrigerator so it's filtered.  Then let it sit out for awhile to get to room temperature.  In our area water out of the faucet is fine though.  You just have to check.

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We used nursery water in the gallon jugs.

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I used the nursery water gallons from Walmart for my sons bottles

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The plastic in jugs leeches into the water if its packed out hot.

We don't do water in plastic. Or much of anything for that matter...

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Sink water with a pressurized carbon filtration unit.

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Parents choice infant water. Was using nursery water but it has fluoride in it and since she doesn't have teeth yet didn't see a reason to continue using it.

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sink water or bottled if im out in public

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I use this from hipp, but I boiled it.

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I used boiled tap water. The water had to be boiled for at least 5 minutes. I didn't start my first son on formula until 6 months though. We do have some the cleanest water in the world where I'm from (or so I've read) and the boiling was still what was recommended to me.

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I don't like plastic, I usually use filtered fridge water.

What type of water do you use to make a bottle

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