Bottle Feeding: Liquid, Powder or Ready-to-Serve Formula
Bottle feeding and not sure which formula is best for your babe? Learn about the types of formulas and the pros and cons of each.
Ready to serve: The easiest to prep and serve but the costliest option. Just pop open the can or bottle and pour it into your baby's bottle. Just be prepared to pay for the convenience!
Liquid formula concentrate: Easy to mix and easy to serve. Just mix the concentrate with water and you're a go. It's cheaper than the ready-to-serve stuff, but more spendy than powdered formula.
Powdered formula concentrate: The least expensive option, but the trickiest to prep for meal time. Powdered formula needs no refrigeration, but can clump and clog the nipple if it's not mixed well. Still, it stores and travels well and will give you the most bang for your bottle-feeding buck.
report abuseLiquid formula concentrate: Easy to mix and easy to serve. Just mix the concentrate with water and you're a go. It's cheaper than the ready-to-serve stuff, but more spendy than powdered formula.
Powdered formula concentrate: The least expensive option, but the trickiest to prep for meal time. Powdered formula needs no refrigeration, but can clump and clog the nipple if it's not mixed well. Still, it stores and travels well and will give you the most bang for your bottle-feeding buck.
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