Pediasure: Warm or cold???

[Guest guest]

,

For almost two years now, our son also has continuous night feeds of

pediasure with a kangaroo pump, but we never refrigerate it. We just

pour in two cans of room temperature pediasure and off to bed we go.

For those who use pediasure overnight, do they keep it cold? or

warm? They kept it warm in the hospital when he first got his GT,

so we never thought about chilling it...... I would love to know how

everyone else does it...

P.S. By mouth Jake will drink it either way.

Thanks,

Alison

> > Yes another quick question...Those of you on continuous night

feeds

> > w/ the pump - do you fill the bag full of all the formula you

> need?

> > Doesn't formula go bad in an hour? I'm using breast milk still,

> but

> > next week we're going to slowly switch to formula and continuous

> > night feeds. Any tricks? I am looking forward to sleeping 4

hours

> > or more without any interruptions :-}

> >

> > Team Lapish

> > Dan, Jenyfer, Tully, & Pippin-RSS, 5mo 6lb 13oz

[Guest guest]

doesn't get the pediasure, he is on peptamen junior, buuuut Dr

H told us never to give anything cold directly through his

tube. She said the the formula should always be at room temperature.

Judith, Steve, (RSS) and (non RSS) 3 year old twins

[Guest guest]

Really? Do you know why? I haven't been told this. I wonder if it

impacts reflux?

> doesn't get the pediasure, he is on peptamen junior, buuuut

Dr

> H told us never to give anything cold directly through his

> tube. She said the the formula should always be at room

temperature.

>

> Judith, Steve, (RSS) and (non RSS) 3 year old twins

[Guest guest]

Really? Do you know why? I haven't been told this. I wonder if it

impacts reflux?

> doesn't get the pediasure, he is on peptamen junior, buuuut

Dr

> H told us never to give anything cold directly through his

> tube. She said the the formula should always be at room

temperature.

>

> Judith, Steve, (RSS) and (non RSS) 3 year old twins

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I think that that's the reason but I'm not positive. I know that Dr

H is very concerned with 's reflux. That's one of the reasons

that she doesn't want us doing bolus feeds with him.

Judith, Steve, (RSS) and (non RSS) 3 year old twins

> > doesn't get the pediasure, he is on peptamen junior, buuuut

> Dr

> > H told us never to give anything cold directly through his

> > tube. She said the the formula should always be at room

> temperature.

> >

> > Judith, Steve, (RSS) and (non RSS) 3 year old twins