How are people warming expressed breast milk?

If left in boiling water it can become too hot so that may be why they don’t advise it? I personally warm in boiling to save time but always check the temperature

Tommee tippee sells a bottle warmer that you can heat bottles and pouches of breastmilk. It allows you to select warming from fridge temperature. It seemed to work well for us when I expressed. It also had an option to warm from frozen but I never used that setting as I defrosted it in the fridge overnight.

Putting milk in boiled hot water kills the nutrients in it, we just run the tap as hot as it gets and put into a Pyrex jug and leave a few minutes

I just fill my bowl with hot water from the tap, give it a shake to mix it up and move it around the bowl for a min and it’s fine and well mixed and warm for baby

I use a tommee tippee plugin bottles warmer but have to keep checking the temp even if I'd followed the instructions it still had a tendency to overheat it

Tommy tippee bottle warmer, I bought it with my first baby still using same one. I'm pretty much a pro now 🤣 i put the milk in whilst it's cold, turn it on, it does its first boil, I leave it then when it starts its second boil its the perfect temp so I turn it off and take it out :)

If you stick the plastic bag that the milk is in in a bowl of hot water and place a saucer over the bowl to keep the heat in, I find it warms up really quickly!

We have the Phillips advent bottle Warmer ☺️

How long do these bottle warmers take? Wondering if it would be a time saver compared to hot water in a jug. Thanks.

I sat bagged milk in hot but not boiling water to warm it up. I don’t care what guidelines say if it goes against common sense!

@Anne-Marie Good idea thanks

Babies can drink cool milk, it doesn't have to be warmed all the way up to body temperature, so running it under a warm tap to just warm up a little and take the chill off is plenty and shouldn't take more than a minute or two under a warm tap. Water used to warm shouldn't be more than 37 degrees as mentioned above any hotter destroys the nutrients.

Put in a jug of hot tap water x

I’ve been giving it in an open cup from the fridge/at room temp. Is that ok? 🤷‍♀️