Three Winks Baby Blinks: Baby Bottle Warmer

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Hey there everyone! Lindsey here with a new series: Baby Blinks! that name come from my husband, who thinks its funny to call our blog 4 Blinks instead of 3 Winks. Anyway, as a new mother there are millions of products thrown at you and you're told it's a must have. Well, I am here to review once a month baby products that I am actually happy I have, which have been very useful to me. This month I am telling you about our bottle warmer!

Fun fact, you should never microwave breast milk. It can kill off the good bacteria that should be going into your baby's little tummy. For us, this bottle warmer has been a huge help. If you remember from my lactation cookie post, our daughter has had a hard time latching when I nurse. this has resulted in me doing a lot of pumping and feeding her with a bottle. So we have lots of bags of breast milk in our refrigerator and freezer and we use this bottle warmer every time. It's so easy!

The warmer comes with this nifty little vial. You fill  it with water to whichever fill line is appropriate and then pour the water directly into the warmer. Put the bottle in the bottle carrier and set it in the warmer and push the on button. The warmer will heat the water which will in turn, heat the bottle. If you fill to the 2 minute fill line, the warmer will heat for 2 minutes.
​It also comes with a handy sterilizer.

When you need to sterilizer your pacifiers you stick them in the carrier. Fill the water vial to the five minute mark. After setting the carrier in the warmer, cover with the blue sterilizer cap. Five minutes later  your pacifiers will be sterilized!
​Here are some handy links to a few bottle warmers for you to choose from!

Those two (and many others) can be found on Amazon. You can also purchase from Target. Like these two options.

I love having a bottle warmer. It's made warming up our bottles so much more efficient. Don't take my word for it, ask the little baby puppy herself.