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All of the above. When S came home from the NICU, I gave him all types of bottles of breastmilk specifically because I didn't want him to only take one temperature. After the first couple of weeks I quit warming bottles entirely, so he'd either get cold or room temperature. Now 90% of his bottles are room temperature, but the morning bottle is cold. He doesn't always like it, but he'll take it.

When we were supplementing with formula, I made mixed on the spot at room temperature. With breast milk, I feed it to him at room temperature and straight out of the fridge. Luckily he is not picky and will take food given to him at any temp.

It took forever to get RJ to take cold milk... it was such a pain that I swore with the next baby they'd take every bottle cold from the very beginning. I remember being so stressed out about it, but now that his only drinks are from straw cups straight out of the fridge, it's so hard to think back and remember what it was like.

Nope, room temperature all the way. I was sooooo tempted to get the Dr Brown's Formula Mixer/Pitcher but decided not to because we would need to refrigerate (unless we use it every time we prepare a bottle), and we didn't want Claire to get too used to a certain temperature — whether cold or warm — so that preparing bottles will be easier when we are away from home.

Mavi hates cold milk. So we warm it up all the time. Even room temperature doesn't cut it.

When I was bottle feeding I always warmed my LO's bottle. Now she only takes the breast.
I've been warming her solids up for her bc little booger won't eat anything cold. -.- Her food has to be puree'd to perfection and nice and warm in order for her to eat.

Nope, he prefers it room temp.

Room temp, when we're home, I often take it out the fridge and let it warm to room temp so it's ready when she's hungry.

We still warm it up. I need to start breaking the pattern though. But he doesn't LOVE cold milk. He will drink it in small batches but definitely prefers warm.