do i need to warm by baby milk?

Which way does he prefer??There is no hard fast rule either way. Most parents go with what pleases the child...Try both ways! My son will only take warm milk I think the cold hurts his teeth

No, there is no need to warm the milk.

We never warmed milk or formula. For some reason many people find giving a baby cold (from the refrigerator) surprising and even wrong. I even double checked with the pediatrician and it is totally fine, it's only a preference. I find it easier to carry around formula in a cooler than try to find somewhere to warm a bottle.

Children should be fed whole (3%) milk.

NO. I stopped warming my babies' bottles around 4 months old, when they started to eat food. After that, it was always room temperature (I used powder formula with bottled water).

Since your son is 2 - he should be getting used to drinking real milk, from a cup. This should be cold, just as you drink it.

You DO NOT NEED to warm his milk. He is way past that stage. I stopped warming milk for my kid at 10 months. Since then, they have been drinking 2% or Whole milk. No it is not necessary!!!

No at the age of two you do not need to warm his milk. If he prefers to drink it warm it will not hurt either. so what ever you want to do.

After the age of one you don't need to warm milk...

at 2 yrs old son should be able to handle cold milk. Ask your son's doctor to be sure.

As long as the milk is fresh any temperature your little one prefers is fine. I'm an experienced mom with two strong and healthy young men.

No need to warm it unless that is the only way you can get him to drink it.

No you don't. However, if you find that your son rejects cold milk, you may want to consider that he may have an allergy. If you notice that he has an upset stomach or eczema, you should have him tested by your pediatrician or an allergist.