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@cul8rw841t Not sure. I doubt there are any that shake or spin the bottle though. My sister in law had one that operated by steam. She'd put just a bit of water in the bottom, and boy did that thing work well! It was an older model though, and I don't think they sell them anymore. So my...

@pero I can't deal with how unpredictable it is. It literally has ONE job to do and I can't trust it to do it properly... That simply doesn't work for me.

@aliciaislove Yes, one of my good friends has twins and he highly recommended this! The whole class action lawsuit has me a bit leery though... "Class Action: ‘Defective’ Baby Brezza Formula Mixers Produce ‘Watered Down’ Baby Formula"...

@qoheleth1 Interesting! I will check it out! I need a reliable method as my daughter is exclusively formula fed. I know it's very much a first world problems, but I'm not waiting 10+ minutes for a bottle. Thanks for the suggestion!

@michaelmutseyekwa Thank you! I've mostly come to terms with it. Parenthood seems to = constant guilt about something so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@michaelmutseyekwa Nice, thank you! These are recommendations for breast milk. The studies I posted all refer to infant formula, so while it might be true that it destroys nutrients in breast milk, it doesn't seem to be the case for formula. That's a nice little positive side of formula...

@michaelmutseyekwa Where is that information? I've found a few studies stating the contrary: "The effect of microwave heating on vitamins B1 and E, and linoleic and linolenic acids, and immunoglobulins in human milk - PubMed" https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8889628/ "Microwave Heating of...

@michaelmutseyekwa That sounds like a good strategy. The water feels like an extra, unecessary step though... Why not just microwave the bottle itself? It's faster. Truly though, I'm curious as to why it's important to put the bottle in water when a microwave does the trick in less than a...

@michaelmutseyekwa Yes, that's the same problem I'm having. Technically it "works"... It's just infuriatingly slow. On several occasions I have also had to refrain from pitching it across the room, so I totally feel you on that. I stuck my finger in it this morning at 2am, and my tap water gets...

@pwanous03 I could definitely do this seeing how my tap water gets hotter than what this bottle warmer produces.

@abacb07 Yes, do not microwave is the primary advice given. But after looking into it, the only valid reason seems to be that microwaving creates hotspots. If I stir it frequently while it's heating, then I'm addressing the issue. I feel like rules are often made because of the stupidest...

@daniele ... seriously? That hasn't come up in any of my searches. Source if you're not just being cheeky...

@katrina2017 See I was also curious about that, but I couldn't find any information on it. Plus, people reheat lunches in plastic Ziploc containers all the time... The plastic bottles are much thicker than a Ziploc container. Given that baby bottles are meant to be steamed and boiled, I would...

@abosie I used the microwave this morning. You know what? It was stress free and I got it to the perfect temp in about 1 minute. I'm starting to think that this whole "no microwave" thing was invented by the baby product industry. If you stir it at regular intervals and monitor the temp, what's...

Does anyone else use the Philips Avent brand bottle warmer?This bottle warmer is advertised as the FASTEST, being able to heat a 5 oz bottle in 3 minutes. My arse it can. I got one as a gift - it worked for about 2 weeks, then I returned it and got another one, and it it worked for about 2 days...