Stupid question - but when sterilizing parts for a breast pump, do you put them in the pot then bring the water up to a boil, or put them in the water after it starts boiling?
Also here to vote for the microwave sterilizing bags, they’re super easy and such a time saver
Get the medela sterilizing bags game changer! I think you can use the same bag up to 8 uses. So much more convenient and easy.
I used the Medela sterilizing bags for the microwave.
Put them in pot then bring water to a boil for 5 minutes
I always used the microwave sterilizer, it's so much easier and worth every penny.
@llamapantaloons honestly, you wash the parts, put a few capfuls of water in it, microwave for a minute or whatever the instructions say and then let it sit for a few minutes. It's so easy compared to boiling.
@jenx, That does sound so much better! I need to get one! I should really be sterilizing little man’s bottles way more often than I do, I’m sure.
Who boils the baby water before giving it to baby ?
need suggestions....
So at work we have a drink thief. Any time we put a drink in the fridge it disappears. I swear I know who it is. So far he's taken drinks from everyone that works in the office, we even put a sign to not take anything you didn't pay for and wrote our names on the drinks. The person I think is taking them works out of the office so we never get to see who is drinking them.
Hi Preggie Momma's!! I have a question. I know I am supposed to boil baby boy's pacifiers and bottles. My question is how long do I boil them for and do I bring them to a boil or do I put them in after the water is already boiling?
When putting baby vapour rub on their feet do you just put socks on them or can you put feetie pjs?
I always brought it to a boil and then put in....