Properly formulating milk powder is directly related to the child's growth. Diluting the milk that is given to the child is too thin, and if it is used for a long time, it will lead to malnutrition; if it is too thick, it will increase the burden on the child's liver and kidneys and the digestive system, causing the child to anorexia milk or obesity.
If you pay attention to the packaging of milk powder, you can find the amount of milk powder of different ages, methods of deployment, number of daily feedings, and other related matters.
Precautions when deploying baby milk powder
(1) Prepare clean, warm boiled water (approx. 60°C), and measure the required amount.
(2) Use a special measuring spoon in a powdered milk can to remove the required amount of powdered milk. Use a disinfectant knife to scrape the back of each spoonful. The powdered milk in the spoon should not be piled high or compacted. Too much milk powder will make up the milk. Over-thickness often leads to diarrhea, constipation, or obesity, while it damages the kidneys. Too long to make the milk too thin can make your child's weight gain slow, affecting growth and development.
(3) Pour the milk powder in the spoon into the prepared measuring cup.
(4) Stir the powdered milk with a sterilized spoon until it is completely dissolved.
(5) The milk in the measuring cup is poured into the bottle through the sterilizing funnel and can be eaten.
(6) If you need to heat, you can use hot water to heat the milk. It is best not to use a microwave for heating, because heating with a microwave oven, although the bottle is not hot to the outside, but the bottle of milk has been very hot, easy to burn the child.