Mixie Formula-Mixing Baby Bottle 8 oz.

These bottles are AMAZING!!!! So easy so convenient! I use them when we are on the go.... they are easy to clean I rinse with hot soapy water and then put them in my advent bottle steamer. They are a little taller then my other bottles but fit in the bottle steamer easily. They also work perfect with the Phillips avent nipples the narrow ones not the wide mouth bottle ones (if you use the Phillips bottles I’m sure you understand which ones I mean). The bottles will leak if u don’t tighten them enough I learned that the hard way. But once I screwed the bottom and the top on tight no leaking. Great buy!!

We knew from the beginning that our twin boys would be exclusively formula fed so we knew we needed to find some kind of a system to help ease the demand of their dual feedings. About three months before the babies were due, we received two "sample" 4 oz Mixie bottles from The Doctors TV show. I took a look at them and read what material we could find online about them (they were still pretty new on the market). We practiced washing and prepping them. It wasn't long before we knew that these were the bottles for us! We ended up buying two more 4 oz bottles (totaling 4 bottles) and decided to see how they worked before investing in the larger size.Immediately after the boys came home we knew we had made a stellar investment! Being able to prep the bottles before hand for use in an instant was 100% worth it to us! I'm a prepper personality anyways; I tend to set out clothes the night before, pack the diaper back for the next day's events, etc. So I loved the ability to prep yet another baby item for easy on the go use. Right away we bought four 8 oz Mixie bottles to add to our collection. Every night before bed we make sure all the bottles are prepped. I can't even tell you how quick and easy it makes our (many) middle of the night feedings!However, the Mixie bottle is not for everyone. My sister tried them after us and really disliked them. She didn't like how much work they were to clean and prep. The Mixie really does have a lot of components that can make the bottle intimidating for those unfamiliar with the functionality of each piece. Plus the bottle is a little weightier then most others. She didn't like that much either. Personally those cons are neither here nor there for me but they might be a big deal for others.Here are some tips for getting the most out of your Mixie Bottle use:- During the first few uses, avoid using hot water in the bottle. I like to put extremely hot water in my bottles when I prep them (hours before use) so that when the time comes for baby to use the bottle, the water is still slightly warm or at least room temperature (without me having to hassle with the microwave). Generally this plan works great. However, I noticed that on my newer bottles that hadn't been "broken in" with a few previous cleanings, the rubber on the lid of the formula compartment would swell in the hot water and compromise the seal between the water and powder. Water would slowly drip into the formula making it into this sticky clay like substance that wouldn't mix and was surely filled with bacteria. So keep the water in the bottle at room temp or slightly warm until the bottle has been broken in adequately.- The air vent on the side of the nipple also needs to be broken in before it's truly effective. The new nipple is firmer and less pliable, allowing for improper air flow and causing the nipple to collapse to the point that baby can hardly suckle. When you see this start to happen simply give it a little press with your finger and the issue will dissipate. Again, after a few uses and cleanings you won't need to do this anymore.- Make sure the seal on the bottom bottle ring is proper and tight. More then once I've gone to grab a bottle out of my bag or cupboard to find that it's leaked out an ounce or two of water. It's somewhat easy to screw the ring on lopsided. If you do this it may look like it's on all the way but it's really not.- What you scoop the powder into the formula container it may fill up quicker then you anticipated leaving the powder spilling over the sides or leaving you no room to add that last ounce. This is easily remedied by tapping the filled formula cup (unsealed) on a firm surface (like your kitchen count. This allows the powder to settle to the bottom and will give you ample room for extra powder. I have been able to fit 2.5 scoops into the 4 oz bottle cup and 4.5 scoops into the 8 oz bottle cup all while maintaining a proper lid seal.- Make sure to remember that when you fill the bottle with however many ounces of fluid *WHILE THE POWDER CUP IS SEALED* the ounce measurement on the side of the bottle is true. However, the moment you pop the powder lid and mix the bottle the measurement changes. The amount of fluid in the bottle remains the same but it reflects differently on the scale because fluid has now entered the powder cup (which was previously blocked off). What I mean is, if you have the 4 oz bottle filled with 4 oz of fluid with a sealed powder cup, the minute you pop the powder lid the bottle will then reflect having been filled with only two ounces. That is because one ounce of fluid has now entered the previously closed cup. In the 8 oz bottle the change is by 2 ounces. So if you have 8 ounces of fluid and pop the lid, the bottle will reflect 6 ounces. #scienceAll in all, for us, the Mixie was worth EVERY pretty penny spent on it! We highly recommend these bottles for formula feeding mommies!

GAME CHANGER BOTTLE~ I am ordering another today. This was such a lifesaver for me on the go. I used this on my LO at a wedding last night and she loved it. She started getting hungry and fussy, and with my hubby being out of town, it was up to me to get the bottle, and her ready. This made things so much easier, with the push of a hand and some shaking, she was feeding! There was no "unscrewing the cap to add water" or "adding formula from container into the bottle" action that is often messy, and frankly, as any parent knows a ROYAL PAIN when you are on the go and trying to handle caring for a baby and prepare a bottle. I have read reviews saying the bottle is expensive for full time feedings, but the bottle is designed for the moments on the go, or the middle of the night, when it is easier to shake n go, rather than go to the kitchen to prepare another bottle at 2am. I have also seen a complaint regarding a baby not being able to hold the bottle because it is heavy, these are very valid concerns, but for on the go moments, or in the middle of the night, I do not think the objective is trying to have my daughter practice holding the bottle, it is getting her fed and getting back to bed, or continuing our outing with a happy and fed baby! I highly recommend the Mixie. My daughter is 3 1/2 months old, and she did really well with the stage 2 nipple on the 8oz bottle. She currently takes 5 ounces a feeding, and this mixed easily and lead to a happy baby.

This is the best invention yet for formula bottle feeding in the middle of the night when your baby is crying nonstop to be fed. It is also super convenient for on the go feedings. It mixes the formula and the water in a matter of seconds. So light and easy to clean. I recommend this bottle to every parent who is formula feeding. I would absolutely but this bottle again. It is on my list for baby shower gifts. My only complaint with this bottle is, it tends to leak once in a while. Maybe it is because we don't align the bottle to the base properly, not sure. I always make sure I do. However, it has happened a few times to my sister and I. Still it's a great bottle.

Gran facilidad de lavar y usar además de gran practicidad para momentos donde hacer la mezcla es muy tardado. Por ejemplo en las noches.