Can you put baby formula in this? What is the age reccommendation?
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You definitely could put baby formula I this, but haven't gone that route since he still uses a bottle for formula. Also, he doesn't chug large amounts from this cup, he just sips from it. If we put formula in it with our little guy, we'd end up with partially drinken portions of formula around the house and it would probably start smelling funky pretty soon. We just use this product for water for our 14 month old. We decided early on not to use the sippy cups, but rather trained him to use a straw early on so that when we're eating at peoples' houses or restaurants, he can just drink from a straw. This product trained him very well. He uses it all the time and it's pretty leak-proof. You definitely could put baby formula I this, but haven't gone that route since he still uses a bottle for formula. Also, he doesn't chug large amounts from this cup, he just sips from it. If we put formula in it with our little guy, we'd end up with partially drinken portions of formula around the house and it would probably start smelling funky pretty soon. We just use this product for water for our 14 month old. We decided early on not to use the sippy cups, but rather trained him to use a straw early on so that when we're eating at peoples' houses or restaurants, he can just drink from... » Read More You definitely could put baby formula I this, but haven't gone that route since he still uses a bottle for formula. Also, he doesn't chug large amounts from this cup, he just sips from it. If we put formula in it with our little guy, we'd end up with partially drinken portions of formula around the house and it would probably start smelling funky pretty soon. We just use this product for water for our 14 month old. We decided early on not to use the sippy cups, but rather trained him to use a straw early on so that when we're eating at peoples' houses or restaurants, he can just drink from a straw. This product trained him very well. He uses it all the time and it's pretty leak-proof. « Show Less
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Yes you can. If your baby can use a straw they are able to use this cup. My daughter started using these around 10 months old.
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I used this for my toddler 5 years ago when she was 1 to 3 years old. As far as I can remember when my daughter was 2 years old and would drink less milk because her diet was changing to accommodate more solids, an opened can (the big one) would last 30 days and would stay good. Unopened and in a cool, dry place, should be good until the date on the can.
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The tube states 'suitable from 6 months' , so 6months and up appears to be their recommendation. I've been using this for maybe 6-8 months now..my child is now 2 years old.
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I actually used it (supervised at first, of course) when my son was 10 months old. He started to understand how it worked overtime. He is 14 months now and does great on his own. I think the warning should be thought of as a suggestion in this case. Just make sure to look for small parts, but in this box the smallest part was about the size of a bouncy ball , so it wasn't too bad.
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My son started using it under a year and he will be 2 next month and will still use it until he cant fit in it anymore. :-)
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I don't see why not, breast milk and formula are fairly similar (of course breast milk is best)
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There are three sizes, size 1 intended for newborns till maybe 3-5 months,size 2, 5+Months, I never used size three tried it once around 9 months and too much milk came out making my baby drip milk on the sides of his mouth.
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No I don't think so. I know I couldn't feed my son a bottle in it because it wasn't back far enough. I wouldn't suggest it for a new born. Not enough support at all until the baby is atleast a supported sitter
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Yes, you can use it for formula or breastmilk. On the package it even mentions using it to warm baby food in jars.
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yes, you can. I always put a drop into a breastmilk bottle to feed my baby.
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The bottles are not very big. you could remove them for time being. i bought them for my grandaugter. She's a twin (boy/girl) and only plays with2 babies. i think this would be just fine fo ra 15 month old.
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Babies will start having more formula as they grow. I got the bigger size (8 oz I think) when my baby was four months. I would suggest to get the biggest bottle
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Seems a little large for my "infant". I can still put it on my skinny 2 year old, but my 4 month old is a bit small. I think 6-12+ months is a good range, right when you're starting to feed some baby food.
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You can put almost anything that will fit, but just be sure it's age appropriate for your baby. Here are some of the foods I have put in here for my baby: Breast milk mini ice-cubes (great for teething) Frozen yogurt cubes (also great for teething) Frozen and fresh fruit (bananas, apples, pears, peaches, mango, etc.) Vegetables (peas, potatoes, avacado, tomatoes, etc.) I have not introduced meat to baby yet, but if you're at that stage you could dice up meat and put it in the feeder as well. Hope that's helpful. :)
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You can add them to formula or food, but if your baby tends to leave a bit of liquid in the bottle or food in the bowl you might not be confident that s/he got it all -- and for the price, you want to get it all in your baby.
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I would suggest wait until ur baby is 1.5yr. That's the age I bought for my girl. You can buy and try. After all, they are really good for babies to hold with.
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Our Son is 10 months old and believe me, it gets expensive at this point.... but! One thing we are doing now since he's older is we mix the soy with half whole milk (good for brain development per pediatrician). We originally did this because he didn't like the soy (or any formula straight), but now he loves it and it keeps a little money in our pockets with not having to go a full bottle each time. :) Good Luck!