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5.2 D5 how to make up a formula feed and the use of sterilised equipment.
5.2 D5 how to make up a formula feed and the use of sterilised equipment.
The benefits of formula feeding.
There is a lot of nutrition. (livestrong.com, 2018, online)
It can be taken places. (livestrong.com, 2018, online)
There are different ones to choose from. (livestrong.com, 2018, online)
Cleaning bottles by hand.
All bottles should be cleaned as soon as the baby is done feeding. (health direct, 2017, online)
A bottle brush should be used to clean the bottle properly and to get off all of the dried milk. (health direct, 2017, online)
All bottles should be rinsed out and left to air dry. (health direct, 2017, online)
Using a steam steriliser
All bottles should be cleaned and rinsed out first. (health direct, 2017, online)
The bottles should be opened and faced down. (health direct, 2017, online)
Follow the instructions on how much water to add and how to use it. (health direct, 2017, online)
Leave the bottles until they are finished. (health direct, 2017, online)
Take bottles out and put them straight away. (health direct, 2017, online)
Step by step formula feed
Fill the kettle or the prep machine with fresh water. (NHS, 2016, online)
Boil the water and leave it to cool for 30 seconds, the temperature should be 70C. (NHS, 2016, online)
Wash your hands. (NHS, 2016, online)
Clean and disinfect the sides. (NHS, 2016, online)
Stand the bottle on the side. (NHS, 2016, online)
Follow the instructions on the formula tub, there should be a ratio of water to milk powder. (NHS, 2016, online)
The level of the powder in the scoop with a dry knife or the leveller provided. (NHS, 2016, online)
Hold the edge of the teat and put it on the bottle, after that screw it on tight. (NHS, 2016, online)
Put the cap on over the teat and shake until the powder has dissolved. (NHS, 2016, online)
If the bottle is too hot, cool the bottle down by holding it under the cold water. (NHS, 2016, online)
The formula should be tested on the inside of the wrist before giving it to the child. (NHS, 2016, online)
If there is any milk left after, it should be thrown away and the bottle should be cleaned. (NHS, 2016, online)