Yes, warming a bottle helps with reflux but make sure the bottle does not get too hot. The warm baby formula helps with infant reflux more than cold formula. If you give your baby warm formula, allow her to control the flow using her tongue. Most babies enjoy warm bottles.  Some babies may not enjoy colder formula as much. If the formula is too cold for the baby, he or she may be fussy. Providing your baby with warm formula may help streamline the feeding process. Although it is not scientifically necessary to give your baby warm formula, you should always make choices that make your life and your baby's life better. The cold formula is not harmful to babies, but it may cause colic and other stomach upsets. The formula should be at room temperature rather than in the refrigerator. It is best to keep the room temperature at regular levels.