Night feeds and getting formula temperature right
The baby is crying and the formula is still too hot. A common struggle for new parents, and what changes when temperature becomes a number you can set.
It’s 2 a.m. The baby is crying, and the formula is still too hot. You cool the bottle under running water, test a few drops on your wrist, and wait again. Almost every new parent knows this scene.
Why formula temperature is on every parent’s mind
Every formula comes with its own preparation instructions, and it should always be checked so it’s not too hot before feeding. It also helps to remember that the water temperature for preparing formula and the feeding temperature are not the same.
What parents often struggle with
- Waiting for formula to cool during night feeds
- Packing both hot and cooled water every time you go out
- Never feeling sure whether the “wrist test” is right
When you can set it as a number
ALLCOM Smart Tumbler lets you set any temperature from 10–80°C and holds it there. Instead of guessing with the wrist test, you can read the temperature as a number on the display, whether you’re out or up at night. With a built-in battery it works away from outlets, and it charges over USB-C.
Follow your formula’s preparation instructions, and always check the temperature once more before feeding. ALLCOM wants to make those long nights a little easier, with technology that takes care of temperature for you.
