Looking for a bottle warmer...Help

[christymc33]

I am looking for a bottle warmer for Avent bottles. We bought the Avent warmer, and although it does a great job warming bottles, it does not have an auto shut off, and I end up leaving the bottles in too long. Any other bottle warmers that work with Avent bottles that have an auto shut off?

[Katia]

We had the First Years Night and Day bottle warmer -- I think ours was an earlier model of this one:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005BTB1/qid=1123123791/sr=1-2/ref=sr_1_2/103-2017026-4609432?v=glance&s=baby

Anyway, it worked fine with Avent bottles and it has an auto shutoff feature. We later used it for heating up jarred baby food. We never used the cooler part, so I can't comment on that, but overall we were happy with it.

HTH!

Katia
DS 2003

[Katia]

Oops - double post!

[christymc33]

Thank you!
I am going to give that one a try!
I think I am going to get the one without the cooling unit, since we do not need it.

:-)

[Lmoor]

We used the First Years one also (with the cooler). It has served us well! I would suggest that you test how much liquid you need to put in to warm up your size bottle (4 or 9 oz). I found that the guidelines were WAY off. I'm sure each warmer is probably a little different. Anything less than 6-8 on the measuring tube was not enough to warm our bottles from the fridge.

[jamiegirl]

We use have the one from Philips. It has auto shut off too and keeps the bottle warm for a few more minutes. We like ours very much.

Fits all avent bottles except for the VIA system. I mean it BARELY fits the VIA bottles.

Jamie