Have you tried the @drbrowns formula mixing pitcher? *READ MORE ABOUT IN THE COMMENT*

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Are you really using tap water to make baby’s formula? 😅 major yikes

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Have you tried the @drbrowns formula mixing pitcher? 
Taken from @theformulamom
Did you know that prepared, unused formula is good for up to 24 hours in the fridge?? That's right, you can make an ENTIRE day's worth in one sitting! (*according to U.S. guidelines) 
Price is less than $10 on Amazon! It's SO easy to use. Here are the deets: 
1) Wash your hands ✋🏻
2) Measure your water (the pitcher has measurement lines on it!). Note that the AAP indicates that room temperature tap water is fine for *most* babies. Check with your pediatrician to see if they recommend that you use distilled or boiled water. 
3) Add your scoops of formula! I recommend having some system in place to keep track as miscounting means you have to start over 
4) Put on the lid, twist to lock it in place, and pump the handle up and down to mix 
5) Store in the fridge OR pre-portion your bottles for the day (excellent for day care!). Be sure to label or set an reminder of when this batch expires. 
6) Heat your bottles as you need them (if desired) or serve cold from the fridge.
(Personally, I love the idea of ​having the formula ready to serve but I hate the idea of ​​giving my baby cold milk).

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Love this formula mixer!

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We use this!! We store the bottles in the fridge for the day and warm up using dr browns bottle warmer! Takes 3 minutes 🤷🏽‍♀️😊