Is it ok for us to give our LO cold formula? Up until this point he's been getting room temp formula but I'd like to make a pitcher and keep it in the fridge. Should we warm it up or can we give it to him cold if he'll take it?
Is it ok for us to give our LO cold formula? Up until this point he's been getting room temp formula but I'd like to make a pitcher and keep it in the fridge. Should we warm it up or can we give it to him cold if he'll take it?
cantaloupe / 6669 posts
I think warming it up is only so they will take it. If he will drink it cold that's fine! We have given LO bottles that are a bit cold & she doesn't seem to notice.
coconut / 8681 posts
DS always hated warmed up formula. He drank it cold starting when he was just a few weeks old!
grapefruit / 4823 posts
DS would take formula cold, you can try it, if not just run the bottle under the warm/hot tap water for a little bit.
grapefruit / 4712 posts
N drinks his formula warm or cold. I prefer to warm it but I don't think he cares.
pomegranate / 3003 posts
I give LO a bottle of cold formula when she's sweaty or just had a long winded cry (and it's feeding time, of course). Otherwise, it's room temp or warm.
GOLD / cantaloupe / 6581 posts
LO prefers it room temp but in a pinch she'll drink cold just fine! Just use within 24hrs of making and you'll be fine.
GOLD / cantaloupe / 6703 posts
My LO will eat formula at any temp, cold, warm or room temp.
blogger / pomegranate / 3044 posts
The NICU PTs actually recommended that we start with cold milk because it triggers the swallow reflex better!
nectarine / 2163 posts
if they'll take it cold no worries! my LO won't, but only because it makes his little hands cold holding the refrigerated bottle!
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