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The First Years Babypro Quick Serve Bottle Warmer, Colors May Vary by Learning Curve
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Product SummaryManufacturer: Learning Curve Brand: The First Years Release Date: 2007-07-30 Model: Y1095 Color: Colors May Vary Product features: - Bottle warmer heats single bottle of formula or milk quickly and easily
- Can be used to warm jar of baby food
- Compact design; Contemporary styling
- Auto shut-off for added safety
- Recommended for babies from birth on up; Colors may vary, you will receive one of the following colors/color combinations: grey, white/blue, or white/green, white/pink
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Description of The First Years Babypro Quick Serve Bottle Warmer, Colors May VarySmall and compact, the Quick Serve Bottle Warmer can warm virtually any bottle in just seconds. It can also be used to warm jars of food. Features automatic shut-off for added safety. Bottle not included. Designed for use from birth, the Quick Serve Bottle Warmer from The First Years lets you warm bottles and baby food more accurately and with more consistent temperatures. The compact design and contemporary styling complements any kitchen or nursery counter or table top, and the safe, user-friendly design saves time so your hungry child doesn't have to wait to eat.  | The Quick Serve Bottle Warmer offers: - Fast and easy heating of a bottle of formula or milk.
- Ability to warm up a jar of baby food.
- Auto-shutoff for extra safety.
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By using steam heat, there are no hot spots and nutritional value is preserved. View larger. | Fast, Convenient Heating The Quick Serve heats any bottle instantly, whether it's straight, angled, wide-necked or disposable (glass bottles, however, should not be used). Once baby starts eating solid foods, you can also use this unit to warm a jar of baby food. An included basket for baby food jars and graduated water droppers keep things neat and organized, while the easy-to-read grid allows for effortless measuring. Safe Steam Heat The Quick Serve takes the fear and guesswork out of warming, so you won't have to worry about inconsistent temperatures or the loss of precious nutrients. By utilizing steam heat to warm bottles or jars, this warmer eliminates the possibility of hot spots and unlike microwaves, preserves the nutritional value of the liquids and foods it heats. For added safety, the auto-shut-off button ensures that you never leave the unit on too long or risk overheating milk or baby food. User-Friendly Design and Operation The Quick Serve is easy to use--just plug in the unit, add water, slip in the bottle or jar, and press the "on" button. Five minutes later your formula, milk or baby food is warm and ready. If you need to immediately heat another bottle or jar, simply wait 10 minutes to allow the heating element to cool off, and you're ready to go. And for added peace of mind, it also comes with a 90 day limited warranty. About The First Years Part of the Learning Curve brand, The First Years knows that what matters most to parents is keeping their children happy, healthy and safe. That's why the company strives to develop innovative products for every stage of a child's development--from feeding to playing to sleeping. The First Years products feature enduring and instantly recognizable characters from Disney and Sesame Street to engage children, and their travel gear, bibs, toys, collectibles and hobby and infant products provide both parents and children with a safe and comfortable play time, bath time and nap time.
Baby Products Reviews of The First Years Babypro Quick Serve Bottle Warmer, Colors May VaryCustomer Review: GREAT FOR THE PRICE!! Can't believe the bad reviews Summary: 5 Stars
I can't believe the bad reviews. Do people know that this costs fifteen bucks? FIFTEEN BUCKS !!! I mean seriously, what do people expect for 15 bucks?
First our opinion (my wife and mine) about this product:
We bought this to heat up the milk in our First Years bottles: ( The First Years Soothie BPA Free Starter Set ). Up to now we've only used the small 4 oz bottles, our son is now 5 months old. We think it's great, just measure and add the water, turn on and... done. Fast, easy, simple. The milk (we only use formula, no more breast milk) is 95% of the times just right and ready for our baby.
Now, what is our process? Because different people have different situations. We bought a thermos ( Thermos Nissan 2456P 18-Ounce Stainless-Steel Hydration Bottle ) so we boil the water and put it there. When it's eating time we make the bottle with the hot water from the thermos. If the water is no longer hot enough then we use the bottle warmer. So we don't heat up from the fridge or freezer. If you need to heat up from a really cold fridge or from the freezer then BUY SOMETHING ELSE, not a fifteen dollar product that won't suit you.
Second our opinion about some of the negative comments, written by Seth Meyers from SNL (not really):
-Requires constant watching: Really? A machine that turns a bit of water into hot vapor requires constant watching? What are you watching? The vapor? It just goes up. No seriously if you take the bottle in and out that will do nothing, maybe screw up the process of correctly heating up the milk. STEAM HEAT MAKES NO HOT SPOTS. You don't have to constantly watch it, it just takes a few tries to get the right measure of water and then you're good. Still shake the bottle after you take it out I mean use common sense.
-The bottom gets rusty: Really? Things get dirty when they're used? Really? Well clean it up with a wipe or a bit of soap and water or something my wife says it's very easy.
-Doesn't heat the milk enough. Really? It must be very refrigerated because it works fine for me. Seriously, if the milk is too cold to begin with then don't get the cheap fifteen dollar warmer use common sense. Description says bottle warmer not heater, not defroster.
-Measure device is hard to read: Really? I mean really really? Are you like serious here? Turn the light on, put your glasses on I mean what are you doing that you can't read this? Someone said it was hard to read at night.. really? IT's NIGHT!!! IT'S DARK !!! What wrong with you ?!?!? Do you think the people that designed this thought maybe someone will use it in their night stand at night in the dark ??? It's a kitchen device !!! Does your kitchen have a light? Or are you using this to turn your bedroom into a steam room?? Gosh get over yourselves, use the thing in a well lit area, how tough is that? Now personally our son now sleeps all night so we don't make bottles at night but when we did we had the hot water from the thermos so no need for heating up. Just had to heat up the water in the evening (after the water was in the thermos all day) or in the morning (after the water was in the thermos all night) so again problem solved.
-It only has measures for 4oz and 9oz, mine are different, it takes trial and error: Really? The fifteen dollar device does not magically calculate your bottles size, shape, how much milk there is and its initial temperature and the final temperature you want? OMG GEEEEEEETTTTTTTT OVEERRR YOURRRSELVESSSS Seriously I can't believe these people !! It costs fifteen bucks!!! What do you expect it to do???? Does common sense evade the people that buy this product? Yes it takes a bit of trial and error and then you'll be fine. I don't see what the deal is, I use measure 4 for half a bottle or emptier and 6 for a full bottle. Done. You could also buy the first years bottles, they're only 17 bucks, you get a lot of them, they're great and they have the awesome soothie shape and pacifier included.
-The bottle is hot at the end and hard to get out: Really? The bottle is hot when the heating process is over? I wonder how that happened!! No seriously, if you put a small bottle without the cap on then it will be hard to get out. So... put the cap on... problem solved.
Now you might have a defective product, it happens so return it and try again.
Now my personal opinion, the baby can drink the bottle sometimes a bit hotter, sometimes a bit colder (I'm not saying really hot or really cold, just shades of "warm"), it doesn't always have to be the exact same temperature. Baby won't die if the milk is not always the exact same temperature.
So you get what you pay for, don't expect this to be a magical device, notice the price. Want something better? Then don't be cheap and buy something more expensive. Don't blame the device on unrealistic expectations.
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