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Bottles and traveling to caribbean
How did you wash them out, in the sink? Did you use their tap water for bottles or BRING or BUY bottled water?
DD is on 1/2 formula, 1/2 whole milk now but she can do formula while we're gonna..maybe milk at dinner or during the day
How many bottles would you bring for 6 days?
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Posted 5/24/10 9:07 AM  |
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Re: Bottles and traveling to caribbean
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| Posted 5/24/10 11:21 AM |
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Bridex100
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Re: Bottles and traveling to caribbean
We took a ton of bottled water in our luggage. It was totally unnecessary because the resorts provide bottled water everywhere. I say just use the bottled water at the resort. You don't need to lug it on a plane.
I was overly prepared for our trip. I made DH put together a gigantic medical kit with everything wrong that could possibly happen.
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| Posted 5/24/10 11:25 AM |
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Merf99
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Re: Bottles and traveling to caribbean
I washed mine out in the sink with hot hot water. I also brought alot bottled water with me to make the bottles and think I bought some there as well. I brought like 8 bottles with me too.
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| Posted 5/24/10 11:26 AM |
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Bridex100
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Re: Bottles and traveling to caribbean
Posted by Bridex100
We took a ton of bottled water in our luggage. It was totally unnecessary because the resorts provide bottled water everywhere. I say just use the bottled water at the resort. You don't need to lug it on a plane.
I was overly prepared for our trip. I made DH put together a gigantic medical kit with everything wrong that could possibly happen.
eta: we took one of those electronic water boilers to sanitize DS's bottles and pacifiers. We would wash the bottles with tap water, then rinse the bottles with bottled water, then boil them in the water boiler we brought. I was so paranoid that DS would catch a stomach bug. In hindsight, we may have gone a bit overboard.
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| Posted 5/24/10 11:29 AM |
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brownie
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Re: Bottles and traveling to caribbean
Thanks ladies!
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| Posted 5/24/10 11:44 AM |
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Merf99
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Re: Bottles and traveling to caribbean
Posted by Bridex100
Posted by Bridex100
We took a ton of bottled water in our luggage. It was totally unnecessary because the resorts provide bottled water everywhere. I say just use the bottled water at the resort. You don't need to lug it on a plane.
I was overly prepared for our trip. I made DH put together a gigantic medical kit with everything wrong that could possibly happen.
eta: we took one of those electronic water boilers to sanitize DS's bottles and pacifiers. We would wash the bottles with tap water, then rinse the bottles with bottled water, then boil them in the water boiler we brought. I was so paranoid that DS would catch a stomach bug. In hindsight, we may have gone a bit overboard.
Now that you said that I think I brought alot my microwave sterilizier and asked for a microwave in the hotel room! So I used that too after I rinsed the bottles.
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