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| There are some mothers who will be unable to, or will choose not to, breastfeed. In these circumstances using a bottle with formula milk is the only way of ensuring that your baby gets his nourishment. |
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Essentially, you will need these items when bottle-feeding: at least six glass or polycarbonate bottles matching silicone or latex teats bottle brush for cleaning sterilising tank or steam steriliser, or sterilising liquid or tablets, if you are not using a steam steriliser a knife to level excess milk powder off the scoop |
Formula |
| Infant formula milks are made from cow's milk, which has been specially modified to make it suitable for young babies. The cow's milk is modified because it contains more mineral salts and protein than a baby's delicate digestive system can deal with. |
| Infant formula is either whey or curd-based. Whey-based formula is usually recommended during the first few months, as it is more easily digestible. Curd-based formula, which takes longer to digest, is often given to older babies. |
| Some babies have an allergy to cow's milk. In this case, a soya infant formula may be advised. |
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