Room temperature.. cold?

[Laura--x]

I've always gave Maisie her milk at room temperature, sometimes warmed it a bit for her night feed but not often.

The past few bottles shes had ive felt, and they feel fine on the outside, but when i feel the actual milk on my skin, its cold?!?

Is this ok? When i feel the bottle it feels normal, not cold not hot.. but feeling the actual milk and its cold?!

Could this not give her tummy ache? Shes been fine, she obviously had it at that temperature the whole time because i've always gave them to her like that, but since feeling them ive been warming them if when i can because i feel its too cold?

 

[dizzyjoo]

I've found this too which is why I rarely give Toby his milk at room temp! He will take it but it feels too cool for me so I always heat it. Our house isn't especially cold, in fact, its always quite hot! So leaving them on the side I am puzzled why they are cold!!!
xxx

 

[pictureperfect]

Chloes bottles are the same, she still takes them and to be honest I did try heating them but she wasn't interested as she is used to room temperature now - not sure it can harm them, or should I say I hope not!!!
Never heard that it does x

 

[Tegans Mama]

Sometimes I give my LO hers straight from the fridge, especially if its a warm day. I would say.. if she's not grumbling she's fine

 

[princess_bump]

i agree, if she's not grumbling i would say its fine honey. tbh i've always warmed maddi's, but if she has one in the day now, she's down to one night and morning and the odd one in the day - i don't warm it as its been so hot lately xx

 

[moomin_troll]

it wont hurt her at all she will be fine with the milk cold x

 

[Mum2b_Claire]

I have heard that giving it straight out of the fridge can give tummy ache, but due to me being clueless about FF when I started, I gave Ruby her first few bottles fridge cold. She didn't care! Like adults, some babies are more fussy / sensitive than others...Ruby will take what she's given...cold, room temp, warm...