Does the size/dimensions of the frozen cube allow for breast milk to be frozen, and then fit to put in a standard baby bottle?
1693501
I never tried that but I personally wont use it for breast milk as it doesn't have hermetic closure.
1157069
I thought the same thing. Then I realized that there not actully for storeing. There just baby bottle liners that are made for breast milk. Either way I was not super happy with the product. They didnt fit the bottles well and I found that I was spilling milk as I was always trying to fit the liner over the bottle. I hope this helps. Have a great Christmas.
1329909
Yes this is just the storage set. I think the skinnier set will turn into bottles if you buy more parts, but I use different bottles that I felt mimicked breastfeeding better. Personal preference though.
2275891
No, It fits up to an 8 ounce bottle but taller cups wont allow the lid to fit over it but I always just put the liquid in a different bottle to heat it and would pour that into the cup, the good part is it heats baby food and sanitizes teethers aswell.
2056746
If you store the milk in bags, instead of bottles, the bags are best warmed in a bowl of warm water; this goes especially quick, if you store the bags lying flat. I breastfed, and hardly gave bottles, I used my warmer a couple of times, but found it to be unnecessary. Personal preference, I suppose. I had a number of different bottles that I tried, all of them fit in the warmer. Later, I used this a few times to heat up frozen food, it worked well, but I didn't stick with it.
1680713
I use medela storage bottles, 2.5 OZ for my frozen milk, 9 bottles would go in comfortably, it wuld also fit his 4OZ medela feeding bottle and 3 mayb 4 of his storage bottles, den only 1 of my parents choice 9OZ bottles, hope dis helps...
1921094
The ice from my fridge fits. Ice from a plastic cube tray might not fit if it is the big squares.
1565617
I don't think that would work. The best way to do baby food portions is in a regular ice tray or popsicle mold. About the dozenth time I use this to make ice, there were cracks in the blue cylinder. I guess it couldn't stand up to the power of frozen water. Wouldn't recommend this again.
832344
No. You need special playtex liners for their bottles. this is only to storage milk in the fridge/ freezer.
2179623
We only use ours for water and soda etc. It would fit a gallon of milk and it has frozen our soda once or twice so it would keep it cold enough.
275102
Depends on what size storage cups you are referring to, though highly likely since it is amply wide enough to fit regular bottles. Our Medela breast milk storage cups would easily fit in it. Though I am still wary of heating plastics so I only use glass bottles to heat breast milk in.
1275593
I do it. Sometimes I have to cut the frozen milk in half so it will fit, And it fits
1241883
It's about the same size as a regular thermos ... I haven't tried putting ice in them but I think it would be a bit of a problem if using a standard size ice cube
1854609
I would not freeze milk in these. You can freeze your milk in storage bags and thaw them to put into the bottles.
1275594
For smaller bottles, it's pretty easy to break them in half to fit a couple. Right now I'm using 9 oz bottles, and I can fit 4 in at a time. If I need to thaw milk quickly, I usually just stick however many ounces I need in a large thermos and let it sit in hot water for a little while until it's melted enough to pour into the bottle (and then I use a bottle warmer to warm it all the way). Hope that helps!
2226957
Not that I know of, but I just place a small piece of cling wrap or foil when freezing baby food. As soon as it was frozen I transferred it to a ziplock bag. This is the best baby tray I have found.
656116
Definitely! I've only used it for breast milk, but another baby at daycare only uses it for formula. One thing our provider mentioned though, is when warming a bottle of breast milk in water, these bottles tent to leak. Personally, I've never had that problem at home, but we don't take these to daycare anymore - just in case.