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A few words of advice
• Do not heat bottles in the microwave because the child may
burn his mouth as a result of the bottle or teat being hot.
• Do not leave the leftover milk in the bottle for a long time
without washing it; it is better to empty out any milk left in the
bottle and put water in it to soak until you can wash it.
• If there is some milk left over after feeding, either throw away
these leftovers or put it in the fridge as soon as the baby has
finished feeding.
• You have to take all precautions to clean and sterilise bottles so
that no contamination can enter the milk and harm your baby.
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Sterilizing bottles
The mother has to pay a great deal of attention to sterilising all
the equipment used for bottle feeding so that no germs can enter
the baby’s system during this period when it is very sensitive. You
will need a number of things to sterilise equipment properly, as
follows:
1. Sterilising liquid or tablets; these are sold in pharmacies and
are added to cold water.
2. A bottle brush for cleaning the bottles from the inside; this
brush should not be used for any other purpose.
3. Table salt to clean the inside of the teats.
4. A container for sterilisation in which the cold water and
sterilising liquid are placed.
Sterilising bottles: tried, tested and true
method
1. Put the bottles and teats in hot water and wash them, making
sure to clean the bottles with a brush designed for that purpose,
and remove all traces of milk.
2. Scrub the inside of the teats with salt to remove traces of milk.