Aside from having the useful benefit of being able to travel easily with your family anywhere, a portable formula maker may also work better in certain households due to its compact size. Homes with smaller kitchens, limited counter space, and/or a lot of appliances may be better suited for a portable formula mixer and dispenser. With this model, parents are able to experience all the benefits of a full-size dispenser while still managing to save valuable room in their home. Take a look at the space available in your kitchen and decide which size is right for you, and start experiencing the ease of the Formula Pro Mini!
What it really comes down to is germ exposure. Formula powder is stored in an airtight container so you never have to reach into the formula container, unlike when making bottles by hand which can easily transfer germs from the hands to the powder. When making bottles by hand, you have to stop and pick up each component and ingredient separately, potentially dropping pieces or exposing your hands to unclean areas in the process. With a regularly cleaned and maintained portable formula mixer, you can rest assured knowing that your little one is getting a clean, healthy bottle of formula every time.
more babies prefer formula warmed similarly to body temperature over warmer or colder mixtures. Naturally, this is due to its similarity to breastmilk– and luckily, this on-the-go baby formula dispenser by Baby Brezza is designed to make your baby’s formula at a perfect body temp (98.6) every time. If you discover that your baby prefers warmer or colder formula, we recommend checking out our models with other warming settings or placing your bottle in the fridge momentarily after dispensing.
As should be expected, your bundle of joy’s feeding amounts and schedule will both change as your baby heads toward the 6-month mark and eventually on to baby food. A newborn baby will need 2-3oz of formula every 3-4 hours; a 1-month-old needs 4oz every 4 hours; at 2 to 3 months old, your baby will need 4 ounces six to seven times per 24 hours; between 4 and 6 months, they will need 5-8oz five times per 24 hours; lastly, once your baby hits their first year, you should be feeding them 8oz two or three times across 24 hours, while also feeding them the baby food of your choice.
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