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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, you are deranged.

We kept our son is in a refrigerator bag  next to the bag so we could just roll over and grab one.   He’s been a champion sleeper since day one.

Why are you so determined to find evidence  to support your completely random theory that  bottles must be warmed? Is it just a desire to make bottlefeeding more difficult for new parents? [/quote]

The answer is yes- that is exactly what she is trying to do. To make formula feeding more difficult, to shame mothers into believing their formula must be as close to 98.6 degrees as possible because that's what breastmilk comes out of the body as.  And any other temperature is either damaging to the baby's health or sleep patterns or GI tract in some way, or when that's shot down, any other temperature just isn't as soothing or yummy tasting.  How to solve this problem?  Just breastfeed!  I can't stand people like her. [/quote]

So weird! Every baby is different. Every family is different. As long as everyone gets fed, who cares? There are certainly a million other more pressing problems to address. And no parent has ever proved his or her love through the temperature of formula. This is just not a thing. It just does not matter. You are not doing anything beneficial by giving your kid 98.6 formula v 72 formula. It isn’t cozier or better for digestion. It isn’t anything. Except really really weird. Like someone who is really old and didn’t make it out of 7th grade. [/quote]

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