Baby Brezza Formula Pro Review - Keurig for Babies?
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- Опубліковано 14 чер 2024
- Here's a deep review of the Baby Brezza Formula Pro. I'd call it a Keurig coffee maker, but for baby formula. Great bottle prep machine for parents, but is it worth the $180 price tag? You can find the Formula Pro and other products we've reviewed here: kit.co/tiureview/best-baby-pr...
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In this video we review the Baby Brezza Formula Pro. A new parent's lifesaver for managing bottle prep and making formula. Please be sure to subscribe to The Tiu Review for notifications on when new reviews and vlogs come out.
Got one new in box at consignment store for 69.99 - worth every penny even if you only use it for one baby
Make sure u do a vinger cycle every month or mold will form inside mechine
I was going to invest in this product with our third if bfing didn't work out.
Being that I Bottle fed our first two, this would have saved me SO MUCH TIME.
I say well worth every penny.
Great review and as always your video was awesome!
Best review I've seen on this product thank you!
Glad you found it helpful. Our Brezza was arguably our favorite thing we treated ourselves to for the baby. It's worth every penny.
Just got mine yesterday, I am so excited to use it. Been transitioning from breast to formula and I am sure this will make my life easier. Thanks for posting this video.
It was truly a life-changer for us! Hope it's been helpful for you for the past couple of weeks.
I’ll have to seriously consider this if we have to feed with formula. Thanks for another great review.
Does the water come out warm,or what’s temperature,?must be safe for baby,or do is till have to cool it down?
Bought a used one for $25!
Mine is not going on what could be the problem
We used the baby brezza with our first daughter as well. And unlike the directions recommending once a month we cleaned water and formula holder every 2 days, and the dispenser 2 to 3 times a day. Also we always used boiled sterilized water. However my daughter became sick due to a bacteria build up. She lost 2 lbs and could not keep anything in for 3 days. We had to switch to liquid.
Nothing beats a boiling kettle + infrared thermometer. With a proper technique of mixing pre-boiled cold and hot boiling water. No need to clean stuff. Saves more time, it's cheaper and more sanitary. Happy parenting!
For similac advance what number I need use
Any news on when the new formula pro advanced will be releasing?
Last I heard, production was held up, but they’re aiming for a September release.
It's available for purchase on the Baby Brezza website as of now.
misskeyblademaster thank you for letting me know !
Hi, I would like to know if you guys ever had bad experience with it?From bad reviews people stated that the machine did not dispense the proper amount of formula and that some people claimed that their babies started fussing and loosing or gaining too much weight because of the machine either dispensing too little or too much formula. That Is a real threat I believe but it might be because the machine was not cleaned on a regular basis and caused the machine to clog up and dispense improper amounts..Was just curious - seems like you guys are on top of the machine cleaning it out and if you do still have those problems it might not be worth it too buy..My other option I was looking at , was the tommee tippee perfect prep machine which dispenses hot water only and this may then rule out the improper formula dispensing fears of parents. Love your channel bro!Its been of great help too me. We had a horror experience with our first baby(He on average woke up 7-9 times a night till age of 18 months and then it went down to about 5 times a night until age 2 and now waking up at least 3 times a night for toddler.) Believe me we have tried every method in the book being consistent with routines etc. It just felt like nobody understands our problem. It was a heavy strain on the marriage as well. Our second baby is on the way at 3 months pregnant I am now already aquiring every little piece of knowledge and possible gadget that will make it easier for us.
Heyy! I have the exact same question because i’ve read about the bad reviews of baby brezza too which makes me want to take a step back. I hope the youtuber can reply your comment. And secondly, have you heard of ‘ABCs of sleep by Taking Cara Babies?’ It’s a sleep training for babies. Check it out it might help you guys
It’s a bit nosy. Can’t help but think at night it must sound really loud. I might be wrong 🤷🏽♀️
It was a little loud but we kept it in the kitchen, away from the nursery so noise was never an issue for us.
With a white noise machine in he nursery and the brezza in the kitchen it isn’t an issue
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Doesn’t really seem like saving time when you have to clean all those parts and put it back together. I prefer the Dr Brown’s mixing pitcher
I'm actually working on the review for the Formula Pro Advanced which is coming out soon. Looking back at our usage with the Formula Pro, I'd say it actually saved us an innumerable amount of time. Cleaning the unit actually took no time at all. Formula prep multiple times a day for a year compounds so quickly. Pressing a button and getting any desired serving size at will was incredibly valuable to us.
I would buy this but it seems dangerous because you're relying on the machine to accurately measure and dispense formula powder. What if it dispenses less than necessary? What if your baby is not getting enough formula? How much do you trust this machine?
We bought one and I had this paranoia, I tested the machine, it was dispensing the correct amount of water but the formula it dispensed was 75-80% of what it should be. The bottles were watered down.
Because of this we cannot use this machine as it is not safe for our infants health.
Dealing with their “customer service” was a joke, they make you just through hoops to get a replacement machine and they will not provide a refund no matter what.
In order to get a replacement they wanted us to “prove” it didnt work by sending them 4 separate videos of us testing it.
We ended up calling the store we bought it from where we spend a lot of money and they know us. The store took it back at a loss and gave us merch credit.
Would highly recommend not giving this dirty company any of your hard earned cash.
Found mine at TJ Max for only 39$ grabbed it just in case we decide to formula feed ☺️
Nice!!
Lol omg....
No it’s not worth it. It didn’t accurately dispense the powder for my son and now he has a lot of issues
2:48 is irrelevant as you still need to sterilize the bottles.
I have never sterilized a bottle and both of my children are somehow alive. Hot water, and soap, yep!
I was all aboard your video, until you recommended Fluoridated water.
My 28 yr old son was the only kid out of all my 7 kids that didnt receive fluoridated water when he was younger including no city provided fluoride added tap water because we moved and we had well water so I bought gal jugs or bottled water and he is the only one out of the other kids with terrible dental problems which started about 4 years after we moved there. His older sister may have had 1 cavity in her life and younger sibling gave had perfect teeth 0 problems and the dentist ask as soon as she noticed what type of water we had she immediately knew his dental problems were from flouride deficiencies!!
@@angeeg4384 correlation does not imply causation. Did you know that dental fluorosis is caused by fluoride? Hydrofluorosilicic acid is a byproduct of the fertilizer industry and is what most municipalities put into their water supply. The first people to test fluoride were the nazis and used it to make prisoners in their concentration camps more docile- keep drinking it, for you’re a useful pawn.