Philips Avent Express Food and Bottle Warmer

Philips Avent

One of the drawbacks to formula feeding is that when baby wants a meal in the middle of the night, y ou usually have to draw yourself out of bed, mix up a bottle, and then warm it (on stove or microwave), all while your hungry baby is letting you know very loudly that they want to eat NOW. The Avent Express Baby Food and Bottle Warmer helps make night time feeding a breeze. You can keep it on your bedside table and quickly prepare everything you need before baby reaches a Stage 4 Red Alert. The warmer works by filling a reservoir with water and then an indicator light will alert you to food/bottle being ready. You can even use the Avent Express to warm disposable bags from pumping. Night time feeding doesn't rank high on the list of any parent, but the Express helps make the chore a little more bearable! (more)

Philips Avent iQ Bottle Warmer

Philips Avent

Seasoned parents may turn their noses up at baby extras like baby warmers, but having the technology of the Avent iQ Bottle warmer may be helpful for mamas/papas who are still a little unsure about getting the temperature just right for bottles or baby food. The digital display keeps parents informed in the warming process and frozen or refrigerated milk heats in under three minutes. By the time you've finished changing a diaper and sang a few rounds of "Twinkle, Twinkle", your hungry baby's bottle is ready to go! (more)

The First Years Fast Heating Travel Warmer

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Provides parents with unique ounce selector which ensures accurate warming on-the-go.

Features:

• Safely warms formula and breast milk
• Heats bottles quickly and accurately in just minutes
• Built in safety measures prevent overheating
• Works with all bottle types and sizes

The First Years Quick Serve Bottle Warmer

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The First Years Quick Serve Bottle Warmer is a no-frills warmer with a compact footprint that is per fect to leave at a caregiver or grandparent's home. Adjusting the water levels determines temperature and heating time. If the safety concerns of heating bottles in the microwave makes you uncomfortable, use the Quick Serve to quickly warm bottles or jarred food. For under $20, you can cut out a step in the feeding process, and leaving the First Step warmer out on your counter doesn't take up a lot of room. (more)