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Liquid concentrate
With this kind of milk you have to follow the instructions on the
packaging very carefully because if the ratio of milk to water is
too high, this will put strain on the infant’s kidneys, but if the
ratio of water to milk is too high this will affect the baby’s
nutrition and hence his growth.
Dried or powdered formula
This is sold in cans of various sizes with measuring spoons;
information on how to prepare it is clearly written on the cans.
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The advantage of this kind of milk is that it is less expensive and
there is no need to keep the can in the fridge, but it is essential to
replace the lid properly. Once opened, it has to be used within
one month. The drawback of this kind of milk is that it requires
some extra effort on the mother’s part, namely adding the milk
to water and mixing it thoroughly. It is also essential to follow the
written instructions very carefully and to be precise in measuring
the amounts of water and formula.
Equipment needed for bottle feeding
1. Bottles. Buy ten 250 ml. bottles
2. Teats. Buy a number of teats, which come in different types
including traditional, orthodontic (intended to minimize pressure
on developing teeth and gums) and flat-­‐topped (intended to
emulate the shape of the breast).
3. Measuring jug. You will need to measure the amount of water
according to the amount of powder or concentrated milk you
want to put in the bottle.
4. Plastic funnel – to help pour the prepared milk into the bottle.
5. Plastic spoon for mixing the milk in the bottle.