How do you warm bottles while out and about?

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I’m looking into portable bottle warmers but can’t find any with good reviews. And it got me thinking... how do other moms warm bottles when there out? I want to take my older kids to do fun things this summer like aquarium or amusement parks but worried how I’m gonna feed my little one while out for long periods of time...

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I never warmed any bottles of my kid.. she was fine with room temp water .. still is now that she drinks water instead of formula lol

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Thermos filled will boiling water?

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We used this one and it worked great!

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We don’t warm bottles while out and we haven’t had any issues

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We have a tommee tippee travel warmer... It's pretty much like a thermos. We used it when out and about, and while traveling we would stop at gas stations and fill it with hot water when the water wasn't warm enough any longer. Worked great for what we needed!

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Munchkin has one that you can plug into the car. But honestly, it's so much easier and more beneficial for everyone to get your kid used to room temperature bottles. We never once warmed our daughter's bottles in public and we stopped warming bottles altogether when she was about 2 months old. There's no reason to make this complicated.

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I have a question for mums who gave their babies room temp milk.. Did it cause wind issues? My youngest is 12 and I am 17wks pregnant, with my older children we were always told to have warm boiled water for bottles. Is that no longer the case?

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Are you bringing premade refrigerated bottles or powder and water? Will they not drink room temp?
When I carried refrigerated breastmilk I'd find a coffee shop and ask for hot water and then put the bottle in for half a minute or so.

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If anythin u can stop at any Starbucks or Dunkin or fast food place and ask for a cup of hot water. Put tht bottle in the cup for a bit and ur set.

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I’m only 6 weeks and don’t have any other kids yet but my sister used to just go into a bathroom and run the bottle under some warm water. Obviously that only works if there’s a bathroom near by but just a thought!

How do you warm bottles while out and about?

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