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Howdy - my DS is nearly 1 year and I was wondering when I can stop boiling water for his bottle and drinking water?

I still do it, DD is 20mths old. I guess, it is out of Habbit for me.

No,there is no need to boil our tap water,it is perfectly safe.I can,t understand people who spend pounds and pounds buying bottled water,which is fine for taking on a car journey,say,but unnecessary otherwise.

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claypaws wrote: > Bobtheamateur wrote: > > The "Geezer?" In my neck of the woods that refers to an old man with > > an attitude:) > > I think in my neck of the woods it means not much more than "bloke". > "Geezer" used about a friend would be different from saying it about > a stranger. It would be impolite about a stranger but not about a > friend. To indicate "old" you ...

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okay, so if you use tap water - you have to boil it right? OR but, if you use nursery water (steam distilled water with fluoride) and buy it in a gallon jug than there is NO boiling necessary, I can use it to mix cereal, dilute juices and/or use as a pure drinking water for the baby. Right? (My first , help a girl out ) What do you guys do?

Quote: Originally Posted by USNIwife okay, so if you use tap water - you have to boil it right? OR but, if you use nursery water (steam distilled water with fluoride) and buy it in a gallon jug than there is NO boiling necessary, I can use it to mix cereal, dilute juices and/or use as a pure drinking water for the baby....

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