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Milk Monster

Having had 4 children myself, I know how hard and how exhausting those first few weeks can be. Keeping on top of everything can be so difficult, especially if you have other children to look after too. Little things like keeping track of the amount of time milk has been in a bottle can be almost impossible, and it can end with you throwing away precious breast milk or formula because you just can’t be sure it is safe for your little one to drink. 

As a general rule, a bottle of formula can be kept for 2 hours, and a bottle of breast milk for 5-6 hours, dependent on conditions. Milk Monster addresses this issue. It simply attaches to all brands of bottle, and features a customisable timer, so it easy for you to see at a glance how long the milk has been kept.  The outer shell and band are dishwasher safe, and there is even a backlit screen and glow in the dark element to make it easier to use during night feeds. 

It’s just one less thing to worry about. You know your baby’s milk is safe. 

If you fancy winning a Milk Monster, simply enter on the rafflecopter form below – good luck!

a Rafflecopter giveaway

Terms and conditions. Open to UK residents, giveaway ends 29/5/17. 2 winners will be randomly selected from all correctly completed entries and contacted by email. Winners should claim their prizes within 10 days or they may be redrawn. Prizes supplied directly from Milk Monster.

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70 Comments

  1. Stevie
    May 10, 2017 / 12:17 pm

    My 7 month old nephew stays over sometimes and I understand the frustration.

  2. Chloe Davies
    May 10, 2017 / 2:22 pm

    Love reading these tips. We are due our first baby in September so any tips on getting through the first months are always gratefully received 🙂

  3. LondonREC
    May 10, 2017 / 5:22 pm

    With a LOT of help from my husband – he’s my rock!

  4. Laura Pritchard
    May 10, 2017 / 8:51 pm

    I never found a way, you just get through it…but I found bottle feeding helped as we could share the night feeds!

  5. Louise Guttridge
    May 11, 2017 / 12:24 pm

    Eat biscuits haha plenty of biscuits xxx

  6. Lorna Ledger
    May 12, 2017 / 10:45 pm

    erm……not sure if I did! Haha, I think I existed for a bit, then about 6 weeks in, I had an Epiphany, it hit me that it all just felt that little bit easier, that we had a new normal, a new routine, and yes! I could do this!
    Long baths, sleeping when baby sleeps, and accepting help if offered helps 😉 xx

  7. Ruth Harwood
    May 13, 2017 / 12:40 pm

    Coffee and Will Power!!

  8. Margaret gallagher
    May 13, 2017 / 9:56 pm

    Be willing to ask and take help
    You don’t have to do it alone

  9. EJ Dunn
    May 13, 2017 / 10:23 pm

    I haven’t had my little one yet, but I hope to battle it by sleeping when baby sleeps!

  10. Karen Barrett
    May 14, 2017 / 7:16 pm

    Luckily I had a very supportive sisiter

  11. Rich Tyler
    May 15, 2017 / 3:18 pm

    Coffee, LOTS of it!

  12. ADEINNE TONNER
    May 15, 2017 / 6:57 pm

    The way i deal with it is by having lots of coffee!

  13. Lorraine Stone
    May 16, 2017 / 10:05 am

    When baby slept I slept. Hubby took turns and I took whatever help I was offered.

  14. Emma Louise Elliott
    May 17, 2017 / 5:45 pm

    To be honest, I didn’t lol! I’ve just become used to having very little sleep xxx

  15. Spencer Broadley
    May 18, 2017 / 10:07 am

    We shared the sleeping wake-ups. So when I was’nt working I did the feedings,etc but on a workday for me my OH did it. That seemed to work well.

  16. Kate Knight
    May 22, 2017 / 9:00 am

    I’ll tell you in a few weeks after my baby arrives!

  17. May 23, 2017 / 6:20 pm

    No idea!! it was tough but we got through it

  18. Katie Skeoch
    May 24, 2017 / 1:35 pm

    I have a really supportive other half, we take it in turns & give each other plenty of breaks!

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