Reddit mentions of Tommee Tippee Baby Milk Powder and Formula Dispensers - Travel Storage Container, BPA-Free
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- In-bottle Formula Dispensers fit inside a 9 floz bottle to save space for daily trips out of the house and traveling
- Measure up to 8 scoops of dry formula in advance, then make up baby's bottle when you need it
- Saves space: The formula dispenser fits perfectly inside baby's bottle and protects formula from spilling
- Safe & Hygienic: Mixing on demand eliminates the risk of the milk spoiling
- Baby safe: BPA-free and phthalate-free
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Specs:
| Color | Clear |
| Height | 2.5 Inches |
| Length | 6.5 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | January 2014 |
| Size | 6 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.1 Pounds |
| Width | 4.5 Inches |
These dispensers are great for travel! You can get 4 scoops for an 8 oz bottle in each! They seal super tight so they don't leak, and then the smaller top pops off so you can easily pour it into a bottle.
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These Tommy Tippee formula dispensers are a lifesaver! I fill the bottles with water and bring along the little formula containers, then just dump & shake when it's time to eat. It is so simple and convenient.
I got these very inexpensive formula dispensers on Amazon - Tommee Tippee Formula Dispensers -https://www.amazon.com/Tommee-Tippee-Formula-Dispensers-6-Count/dp/B004IM8PDU
I think they are made to fit in the same branded bottle for easy transport, but I just fill them up with two scoops and transport them in a bag with my bottles and a bottle of water.
I have 8 week old twins at home, and most of the day it's just me. I pump and fortify. I use the Dr. Brown's pitcher to get bottle prep done. After sterilizing I put them in the fridge and use this warmer to start to warm the bottle while I change the baby. We have this basket to take where we need to change them.
I work to keep them on a 3 hour schedule during the day, and if one wakes up early the other one gets woken up after I am done with the first baby. Generally I try and keep them on a 30 minute offset to give me time to devote to the one I have awake.
I keep them swaddled, and use the twin-z pillow that another person linked to help prop them up a little after feeding. We have baby boxes that they sleep in, and during the day I keep them out with the blinds open to start to establish a day and night routine.
Get a mini fridge upstairs, a second bottle warmer and set up a feeding station there to make things easier. or simply feed them room temp bottles. For help with dispensing forumla there are these individual formula dispensers, or one's that have 3 chambers. You can put the water in the bottles, and then add the forumula powder as needed. Our house is one story, so at night if husband is home and has to work I use the guest bedroom as my night changing station.
Your doing awesome, it's a lot to adjust to, and you will learn more every day. If the schedule gets off, it's fine they will survive which is the game plan at this point.
Formula is expensive, have you signed up to get samples, or the formula checks?