Can I warm a bottle from the fridge?

Stupid question but my baby has always had cold milk straight from the fridge!!
I make a couple bottles at a time, put them in fridge and give them straight to my baby when she needs them.
Can I warm them if they’ve been in the fridge or should I not heat them again?
Also they are mam bottles? Can I warm them in warm water? Saw something a long time ago about them sucking up water??

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you can warm them in water. just place in a jug/bowl of hot water. this is what we used to do. never gave him cold bottles as they upset his tummy. so yes, you can warm them like this. never in the microwave :)

yes! i pre-make my baby’s morning bottle the night before and keep it in the fridge until he wakes up and then warm it in his bottle warmer (a jug/bowl of hot water also works perfectly fine) - formula lasts up to 24 hours after being made if they’re stored in the fridge :) x

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i use mam bottles. never had an issue with them. just make sure the bottom is on tightly and you don’t accidentally unscrew it when drying… we’ve had that before 😂

I use mam bottles and no issue with them

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