4 ms·
Do you want to quit it? I know this article is mostly about low-quality food, but our microwave heats and disinfects bottles for our newborn daughter, and, that
by moksly 7y ago
Do you want to quit it? I know this article is mostly about low-quality food, but our microwave heats and disinfects bottles for our newborn daughter, and, that would have been tremendously more terrible without a microwave.
I don’t think I’ve eaten any microwave frosty food since I attended the university, maybe once or twice feeling nostalgic and hungover? But I really love our Microwave.
- giardini 7y agomoksly says>"our microwave heats and disinfects bottles for our newborn daughter, and, that would have been tremendously more terrible without a microwave." Ahhh! I remember that! But it was not difficult to put a bunch of bottles, nipples and caps into a pot of boiling water. Hardly "terrible". And nowadays most modern water supplies are safe for infants: https://www.webmd.com/parenting/baby/should-you-sterilize-your-babys-bottles https://www.webmd.com/parenting/baby/should-you-sterilize-yo...
- moksly 7y agoWell I think it’s absolutely terrible by comparison, not sure why you get to be an authority on my experience, but ok. Anyway, we boil and disinfect water because it’s what our ministry of health wants us to do. It’s also what was adviced by the newborn-specialist nurse that gets assigned to all new parents in Denmark as well as our family doctor. We have some of the cleanest water resources in the world mind you, yet they still consider it a rather big deal.