Dr. Brown's 925 Milk Powder Mixer Jug

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Dr. Brown bottles are the #1 pediatrician recommended bottle in the U.S. and it’s easy to see why. Newborn bellies are sensitive and air bubbles that get trapped can be difficult for them to pass on their own. With the Dr. Brown’s mixing pitcher you can make approximately 32 oz of formula at a time! A huge time saver for busy parents. Price: This is one of the most cost-effective baby products around, particularly with regard to cost for value. I just got the Dr. Brown’s Pitcher in the mail yesterday, and I’m about to mix up LO’s bottles for the day. There’s no denying Dr. Brown’s bottle are uniquely designed for comfort and ease. These bottles are definitely worth trying, especially if your little one has bouts of colic or seems uncomfortable after eating.

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Fits Like a Glass Slipper

Dr. Brown’s bottles are some of the best rated and highly recommended bottles on the market, especially for babies with tummy issues or colic. However, that doesn’t mean they are a great fit for everyone.

Dr. Brown’s offers a wide range of products to meet the various feeding needs of infants. Here we review several of their top baby bottle and infant feeding products, so you can weigh the pros and cons and make the best choice for you and your little one.To mix your formula you simply add water to the pitcher, add the powdered formula, and assemble the pitcher top with the mixing blade attachment. Gently pumping up and down on the top handle mixes the formula perfectly. By using the unique blade and pumping motion to mix the formula this greatly reduces the amount of air and prevents foam from forming. Infants that have issues with gas will greatly benefit from this mixing technique. The Specs I heard it changes their gut flora. Only had to supplement formula mixed with BM once when 3mo because I went on a work trip. Definitely was an adjustment and changed his poo texture, but not saying it's bad, just different. Dr Brown’s Formula Pitcher gets The Formula Mom stamp of approval! It’s a great option for families who want the convenience of prepared formula without the cost of liquid ready-to-feed options. Here’s why Mallory loves it! Just like their bottles, Dr. Brown’s sippy cups do not disappoint. The soft silicone straw is flexible and easy for little ones to manipulate. Plus, the weighted bottom portion of the straw keeps it in place. The sliding cap keeps the straw from dripping when not in use and offers spill-proof protection when traveling or stashing the sippy cup in a diaper bag. What I found most helpful was considering a day from my second to last pump from one day until the second to last pump the next day because I wanted to go to sleep ASAP after the baby went to sleep and not have to wait until my milk cooled down to add it to the pitcher. I was an over producer, so this was easier for me than it might be for some people. But essentially, if my second to last pump was at 3 pm and then my last pump of the day was 7 pm- then I would fill up a new pitcher starting with the 7 pm pump. So, to hopefully make that more clear- after my 7 pm pump, I would put the 7 pm milk into a clean pitcher (remember I had 2 pitchers). Since no other milk was in that clean pitcher, I could just transfer the milk into there directly off the pump at 7 pm. And then I would take the milk from the full pitcher (which was the milk from 7 pm the day before until 3 pm that day) and used that to fill up the next day’s bottles and then freeze the leftovers, and then clean the pitcher.