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@lkeffer Yes! The most important thing is the heating part so maybe I store the milk in silicone in the fridge then transfer to the glass for warming.

@graceadele He’s at work today and I’ve made all the bottles with no cracks so yeah I think it’s actually a husband problem haha

@bbmountain Yeah I’m thinking we’re using too hot water

@lozzymagoo Yeeeah. Also, my breast milk comes out warm. Not hot but definitely warm. It makes sense that my baby wouldn’t want it to be refrigerator cold.

@rji1124 Yeah I’m going to have to find a study on this because he thinks I’m being overly cautious

@ana_maria That’s what we’re doing now and it seems to be working so I guess we just have to wash double the jars 🙃

@longfellow Okay this is what I’m thinking. I’m also using too hot of water I’ve realized but it still shouldn’t crack so easy. I’ll find another brand.

@cday1210 According to the cdc it is 🤷🏽‍♀️

@hollyoyo That’s what I was confused about. How it was different from what I’m doing now. But it sounds like it’s not, you’re just combining into one container. I guess the trick with pumped milk is you want to bring it down to the same temperature before combining. So I guess have two Mason...

@hollyoyo Okay explain pitcher method to me like I’m 5. I have no idea why I can’t understand it.

@doubra Ooh this sounds nice! Yes the reason I used mason in the first place was because after he’s done drinking milk I can still use them. And I find the wide mouth easier to clean than traditional baby bottles.

@starlightviolet199 Ugg my baby is so picky! I might have to transfer.

@green520 Cold like from the fridge cold? My baby will absolutely refuse a cold bottle. He’s very particular unfortunately.

Update: thanks everyone for the all the advice! I did not expect this many responses. I got some really helpful info and no matter what bottles we use I’ll be careful about warming them more slowly. I’ve been warming the bottles today and haven’t had any crack, so I’m thinking it might be a...