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Hot Baby Bottle!
My recent 32-hour train journey across the length of India brought back memories of the times when I last traveled with my son on such a long journey. He was just six months old then and I remember having to sweet talk the Pantry Attendant to keeping the milk bottle in the fridge and later re-heating it on the stove for me. Times have changed and we no longer need to rely on such small mercies. Take this Baby Bottle Thermos for example; it’s the apt design for a mother who is traveling with a baby.
The 2-in-1 bottle features a temperature retentive case that keeps the contents warm. The semi-transparent finish, fine chrome detailed rim and see-through rubber lid on the top, complement the design perfectly. The innovation lies in fact that the bottle doubles up as a thermos; hence you can store and use the same bottle for feeding.
No sweet-talking Pantry Attendants for favors anymore!
Designer: Christopher Lavelanet
10 Comments »
Gunnar Tveiten says
“keeping the formula warm” is useless, another case of a designer that doesn’t even understand the problem-space.
The formula is supposed to be body-temperature. (plus or minus a few degrees) Body-temperature is just about ideal for a large selection of bacteria. The end-result is that formula kept at (or close to) drinking-temperature for extended time, spoils in a short time (shorter than from leaving home and until you want to feed the baby on the plane 3-5 hours later)
Okay, so if you fill this thing with only warm water, and then add the formula immediate prior to drinking, it’d work. And indeed that’s what most smart parents have been doing for years, bringing hot-water in a termos and formula for mixing immediately prior to feeding.
Radhika Seth says
I don’t know if you have traveled with a baby or not, but many mothers including myself have fed our babies Cow’s milk when they were 6 months and above. In such times to keep the milk warm while traveling I did use a thermos, but transferring the milk from a it to a bottle can be quite tricky. A bottle that doubles up as a thermos certainly helps.
Janejira says
I applaud the idea of you trying to resolve this problem. Your user scenario sets a high demand for long travel, but this solution is for short travels…only 1 feed. A thermos of hot water is much more convenient. No milk/formula will go to waste if not consumed in time.
You’re right. I won’t be buying this one.
Carl says
looks so sleek and elegant, shame we cant see it with purified banana slopping around in it. this like many posts lacks the gritty realism of rnd.
zippyflounder says
carl, quit being such a spamtard..mmmmmmmk
Carl says
Zip, i dont understand?
zippyflounder says
sorry carl my bad, seemed of late your comments were all just “spamish”. In reading your current ones your back on my ok list.
BLAF says
I hope its BPA free
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