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New babies have few defenses against germs, so practicing good hygiene during preparation and storage of formulas is essential to prevent infections. It is highly important to prioritize your newborn's health. Infants are still in the process of developing their respective immune system which makes them vulnerable to any bacteria or viruses out there that may cause sickness. Mothers should know how to guard their new born babies first hand. And what better way to implement such protection than knowing some of the important tips in practicing and maintaining good hygiene during preparation and storage of formulas in preventing infection to occur on your newborns. Here are the following tips: 1. Sterilize bottles and teats in a bottle sterilizer or in a port of boiling water for five minutes. This should be done several times everyday depending on how many bottles and teats you have. It is highly essential to keep these materials cleans and germ-free at all times to prevent your newborn from being sick. 2. Wash your hands and utensils before preparing the formula. Don't use your fingers to cover the teat while shaking the bottle as this may contaminate the feed. It is always important to keep ourselves clean when preparing for your baby's food. Keep in mind that your baby's health is at stake when you prepare food for him. 3. Use only boiled tap water to prepare the formula. Not all bottled waters are sterile. Be sure that the mixed formula has cooled to room temperature before feeding. 4. Follow the instruction and measure ingredients carefully when preparing the formula. 5. Refrigerate bottles that are not immediately used. Discard unused formula within 24 hours. Formulas that have not been used for more than 24 hours are more likely to develop microbes within. 6. Bring refrigerated formula to room temperature before feeding by placing the bottle in a container of hot water for a few minutes. 7. Discard leftover formula after the baby has finished eating. Keeping extra formulas that wasn't consumed by your baby is not a good idea. Keep in mind that the first line of defense in protecting your newborn from various infections is by maintaining a good hygiene in preparing and keeping formulas in a clean germ-free place. You should always, and I mean at all times, keep every bottle and teat clean to make sure that your newborn is free from getting infected by any bacteria. Do visit Irsan's latest website at http://www.comfortairedehumidifier.com which contains the best deals on comfort aire dehumidifiers and other information about dehumidifiers. ------------------ ARTICLE END ------------------ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
