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how do you warm baby jar?
« on: January 30, 2006, 09:15:32 am »
how do you warm baby jar? esp. if you are out and about?
i try sit the jar in a mug of hot water, after a long while it's not even warm a little ..

is there any trick? any tips?
or what kind of food to take out for lo to eat when you are out?
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Re: how do you warm baby jar?
« Reply #1 on: January 30, 2006, 10:06:26 am »
Hi there,
some mums will say that they don't warm baby food up and I think that is probably a good idea but you have to get them used to it pretty early. I always warmed my baby food so here are my tips:
1. You could warm the food before you go out (in the microwave/in boiling water) and make sure it is super-hot. Wrap in tin foil and a cloth and put in baby-bag. By the time it is feeding time, the food should still be pretty warm. You could also transfer it to a thermal flask/container.
2. Ask a restaurant/bar/cafè to warm it for you if they have a micro.

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Re: how do you warm baby jar?
« Reply #2 on: January 30, 2006, 12:51:52 pm »
I never warmed it up, just  gave it at room temp.

Makes life sooo much easier, esp if you saw what my sister had to put up with, with her son because she started warming everything up.
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Re: how do you warm baby jar?
« Reply #3 on: January 30, 2006, 20:17:47 pm »
DS is ok with jar at room temp.
but it's very cold here lately that i thought might be better to give him something warm esp. when we are out.
and sad to say, many fast food resturants hare are reluctant to give out hot water to warm baby bottle/meals.

thanks for the ideas, will try that next time when we go out :)
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