Milk + Water: Tried & Tested Baby Bottle
- Feb 16
- 3 min read
The latest in baby bottles it’s Finally Here! .
The Milk and Water Baby Bottle instantly reminded me of the bottles we used years ago with my little one—but this takes the concept to a whole new level! Back then, we had to keep the formula separate from the bottle, and our bottles weren’t insulated. I remember having to flip the formula cup over, shake it up, and then hand it to my baby—definitely not the most convenient process, especially on the go.
First Impressions
Game-changer for parents, especially those on the go. Combining a thermos, formula holder, and baby bottle into one streamlined product is such a practical concept. It clearly addresses the challenges we faced years ago with non-insulated bottles and the hassle of separating and assembling formula compartments.
How We Tested
Using a thermal infrared scanner - we took temp readings every few hours to test for cold and hot.
Pros and Cons
MILK & WATER bottles are made from food grade stainless steel and plastic free from BPA, lead, phthalates, PVC, latex and any other harmful materials. Your baby's safety is assured.
ANTI-COLIC NIPPLE
Designed to closely mimic the natural feeding experience— reducing colic for your little one.
Clear internal markings for precise water measurement, help you mix the right amount of formula and water every single time.
Insulation for hot and cold: Perfect for maintaining the ideal temperature without needing separate gear.
Built-in formula holder: No more fumbling with external containers or risking spills.
Non-slip rubber bottom ensures the bottle stays where you put it, reducing the risk of spills and accidents. Perfect for busy parents and active babies.
Bottle easily comes apart for thorough cleaning without the need of a bottle brush. All parts are dishwasher safe. Easy to clean: significant win for parents juggling countless tasks
The Final Score
This bottle completely solves those old challenges with its all-in-one design. There’s no separating parts, no flipping cups; it’s all seamlessly integrated. It’s also incredibly easy to clean, which is such a lifesaver when you’re juggling everything else. The insulation is another standout feature—it keeps liquids hot or cold, making it versatile for any situation.
This modern take is so practical and efficient, offering everything you need for feeding in one sleek package. It’s amazing how far baby gear has come!
TSA Regulations
The Milk and Water Baby Bottle should be TSA-appropriate, but here are some tips to ensure a smooth experience:
Formula and Water Regulations:
Water: TSA typically limits liquids to 3.4 ounces (100ml), but exceptions are made for formula and baby needs. If traveling with a baby, you can carry water for formula, but it will need to be declared at the security checkpoint.
Formula Powder: Powdered formula is allowed in carry-on bags, but TSA may inspect it, especially if the quantity is large.
Best Practice for Travel:
If you’re not traveling with an infant, it’s safer to keep the bottle empty until after security to avoid any delays or confiscation.
If traveling with a baby, have the bottle filled with either formula or water as needed, but declare it during screening. TSA officers are accustomed to screening baby-related items.
Inspection Tips:
Bottles with liquids may be tested for explosives using a harmless swab.
Be ready to open the bottle if requested.
Recommendation: To avoid any hassle, consider bringing the bottle empty, then filling it with water or formula once through security. Most airports have bottle-filling stations or restaurants that can help.
Always check TSA's latest guidelines before travel, as rules may vary or change!
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