Night time formula feeds

My baby doesn't like to wait at night for a feed for too long so looking for a quick safe way of making his bottle up, I brought a prep machine and it says heats to 70 but when I held thermometer over the water in tank it was reading 63 degrees so now worried he will get ill, can I make up a feed by boiling kettle adding powder and then leave in fridge and give to him straight from fridge as he will drink at any temperature? He drinks every 3 hours, sorry for long post ..

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Yes we always made up bottles three at a time using the standard method then kept in the fridge. Ours also drank it cold quite happily.

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Yes just make they cool right down before you put them in the fridge and they can stay in there for up to 24 hours x

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Either the pre made or we did 'hot shot' method. So for a 120ml, 60ml water from a boiled kettle, mixed all the formula in then added another 60ml cold boiled water (kept a bottle of boiled water in the fridge)

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We used to use the kettle then nuby rapid cools during the night, bottle was ready in 2 minutes, my baby was very fussy and wouldn't drink cold milk x

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You could use a thermos. Get hot water ready before bed and put it on the night stand with a couple bottles that have the formula in them. Wake up, pour, shake, eat.

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