Another thing ive seen some doing is putting your desired oz boiled water into a bottle then pouring it into the flask but leaving 1oz in the bottle and putting in the formula. I actually no longer use cooled boiled water add my daughter is nearly 10 months, I just add cold tap water. This handy bottle cooler is perfectly portable with no filters or fuss and follows NHS formula feeding guidelines.

We have designed the RapidCool™ so that you have the flexibility of feed sizes between 90ml-240ml (3oz-8oz) as your baby grows. You can do this via UV sterilisation, cold water sterilisation, steam sterilisation or in a dishwasher.Boil fresh water, measure formula powder, fill RapidCool with hot water, add formula powder, and mix well. It sounds like a breeze, but when your baby is hungry you can be sure they’ll let you know about it in great volume! No cold-water baths to cool a bottle down, no having to reheat a made-up bottle, no worrying about making a feed correctly. If you have any concerns about your own health or the health of your child, you should always consult with a doctor or other healthcare professional. To make the night feed, mix the formula with some hot water, give it a shake and then add the cold water.

New parents have so much to think about when the little one arrives and making a bottle is one of them.Waiting 30min for water to cool down during the night is so difficult when already running on such little sleep?