How to pre make bottles safely for the day??

Hi,
Please can some one explain how to pre make bottles safely for the day as making them on demand is getting stressful as I’m using Kendamil that doesn’t mix well if not shaken and that adds a lot of bubbles. I’m a first time mum and have really bad postpartum anxiety and don’t want to do anything wrong that will harm baby. Do you wait 30 mins for the kettle to cool first? How do you cool the bottles down safely to put in the fridge? If anyone has done this is your little one fine? If anyone has experience of this, Please explain to me like I’m five as I really want to make sure I’m doing things safely 😭. Thank you

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Will this heal?

My sons fell over and bit his tongue this morning but took a chunk out 😭

Controversial maybe but a 2.5/3 year old should NOT have a dummy (pacifier) in public.

When I drop my son off at playgroup, there’s often toddlers with dummies in their mouths.

I get that they’re a comfort for them etc but they are old enough to not ‘need’ to have one in their mouths during the day!

Useless husband

Right, our 9.5 month old had a terrible night. Some of the wakes were 30 minutes apart. My Husband didn't help once. Didn't even wake up to our son crying.

The baby woke at 5:30 and I managed to get him back to sleep and he woke at 6:30 for the day. I'm nudging and tapping my husband to wake up and get him as I just need an extra hour of sleep. He didn't budge and I'm not leaving my son to cry so I go get him. I wake my husband and say it's time to wake up as I've been up all night so not fair for you to sleep in when you've had uninterrupted sleep. He said why didn't I wake him!? Why would I spend 2 minutes waking you when I can go and settle him in 30 seconds.

Anyway, my son's getting bored in the bedroom so my husband says to take him into the living room. I'm standing waiting for him to get up and follow as he's still laying down on his phone. He told me just take him and give me 5 minutes to wake up. Which I followed with I didn't get 5 minutes to wake up to which he replied angrily I DON'T CARE. ok rude. I'm now sat in the living room crying. It's been 30 minutes and he's still in bed.

Not really looking for advice just a tired fed up wife.

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