Don't use the eight misunderstandings of baby bottles!+missing kid(Benjamin Rapoza)information
Baby bottles are a close companion after a baby is born, parents must use them well, and let them accompany the baby to grow up healthy! we summarized the following misunderstandings of the use of these 8 baby bottles, parents must avoid them!
Myth 1: Let your baby empty the bottle
An empty bottle can easily allow your baby to swallow a lot of air, which can cause paroxysmal intestinal cramps and abdominal pain. Medically it is called "swallowing".
There are other conditions that can cause babies to swallow. For example, if the baby sucks the mother's nipples too quickly, the sphincter muscles of the mother's nipples are too tense and the milk is too slow; or the nipples are too short and even sunken so that the baby cannot suck milk. These can make your baby swallow a lot of air.
In order to prevent swallowing, in addition to not allowing the baby to empty the bottle, the breastfeeding time should not be too long, about 20 minutes. Regardless of breastfeeding or artificial feeding, remember to pat your baby every time after feeding.
Myth 2: Let your baby lie down and drink a bottle
The seemingly comfortable position can easily irritate your baby's ears. Because lying down and drinking milk easily allows milk to enter the eustachian tube, causing inflammation. In addition, lying down and drinking milk for a long time is likely to develop into a "ground bag". Try to hold your baby as straight as possible, or take a semi-upright position.
Myth 3: Let your baby sleep with a bottle
Sugar-containing substances such as milk and fruit juice can produce acidic products after fermentation. If a baby holds a milk bottle filled with milk for a long time, it is undoubtedly equivalent to soaking the small teeth in acid for a long time. It is very easy to get dental caries. Once the baby is asleep, the mother should take the bottle away immediately.
Myth 4: Let your baby use a bottle right after birth
If you plan to breastfeed, do not use a bottle at first. Using a baby bottle can easily confuse your baby's nipples and interfere with your baby's learning. When the mother has to go to work to study and has to use the bottle, then start to adopt the baby to drink milk with the bottle.
Myth 5: Accumulate several baby bottles for cleaning and disinfection together.
Some mothers use several bottles every day and find it convenient to clean and disinfect them together. However, the baby's immune system is relatively weak, to prevent the breeding of bacteria on the bottle. So at least one of them should be washed, and then the washed bottles should be stored and disinfected together.
Yiyi teaches you a trick that does not require the use of detergents. There are milk stains on the nipples. You can soak them in hot water for a while. After the milk stains become soft, you can use a nipple to brush them.
Myth 6: disinfect only after use
By the same token, the baby does not have such a strong immunity. The sterilized baby bottle will also breed bacteria during the period before the next use, so the baby bottle must be disinfected before and after use. In order to prevent the recent popular hand, foot and mouth disease, the disinfection of baby bottles must be strictly controlled.
Myth 7: Ignoring the use of baby bottles
Use it as long as it is not bad, this is not right. Baby bottles also have a life span, especially plastic bottles, which are usually about six months. Glass bottles are usually about a year. The period of use of the pacifier is shorter, 3 months.
Myth 8: Appearance Association
Many mothers are more beautiful and help their babies pick some "colorful" baby bottles. But some baby bottle coatings are lead-containing and very toxic. Therefore, it is still "hard and simple", which is more beneficial to your baby's health!
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Myth 1: Let your baby empty the bottle
An empty bottle can easily allow your baby to swallow a lot of air, which can cause paroxysmal intestinal cramps and abdominal pain. Medically it is called "swallowing".
There are other conditions that can cause babies to swallow. For example, if the baby sucks the mother's nipples too quickly, the sphincter muscles of the mother's nipples are too tense and the milk is too slow; or the nipples are too short and even sunken so that the baby cannot suck milk. These can make your baby swallow a lot of air.
In order to prevent swallowing, in addition to not allowing the baby to empty the bottle, the breastfeeding time should not be too long, about 20 minutes. Regardless of breastfeeding or artificial feeding, remember to pat your baby every time after feeding.
Myth 2: Let your baby lie down and drink a bottle
The seemingly comfortable position can easily irritate your baby's ears. Because lying down and drinking milk easily allows milk to enter the eustachian tube, causing inflammation. In addition, lying down and drinking milk for a long time is likely to develop into a "ground bag". Try to hold your baby as straight as possible, or take a semi-upright position.
Myth 3: Let your baby sleep with a bottle
Sugar-containing substances such as milk and fruit juice can produce acidic products after fermentation. If a baby holds a milk bottle filled with milk for a long time, it is undoubtedly equivalent to soaking the small teeth in acid for a long time. It is very easy to get dental caries. Once the baby is asleep, the mother should take the bottle away immediately.
Myth 4: Let your baby use a bottle right after birth
If you plan to breastfeed, do not use a bottle at first. Using a baby bottle can easily confuse your baby's nipples and interfere with your baby's learning. When the mother has to go to work to study and has to use the bottle, then start to adopt the baby to drink milk with the bottle.
Myth 5: Accumulate several baby bottles for cleaning and disinfection together.
Some mothers use several bottles every day and find it convenient to clean and disinfect them together. However, the baby's immune system is relatively weak, to prevent the breeding of bacteria on the bottle. So at least one of them should be washed, and then the washed bottles should be stored and disinfected together.
Yiyi teaches you a trick that does not require the use of detergents. There are milk stains on the nipples. You can soak them in hot water for a while. After the milk stains become soft, you can use a nipple to brush them.
Myth 6: disinfect only after use
By the same token, the baby does not have such a strong immunity. The sterilized baby bottle will also breed bacteria during the period before the next use, so the baby bottle must be disinfected before and after use. In order to prevent the recent popular hand, foot and mouth disease, the disinfection of baby bottles must be strictly controlled.
Myth 7: Ignoring the use of baby bottles
Use it as long as it is not bad, this is not right. Baby bottles also have a life span, especially plastic bottles, which are usually about six months. Glass bottles are usually about a year. The period of use of the pacifier is shorter, 3 months.
Myth 8: Appearance Association
Many mothers are more beautiful and help their babies pick some "colorful" baby bottles. But some baby bottle coatings are lead-containing and very toxic. Therefore, it is still "hard and simple", which is more beneficial to your baby's health!
Hello, if you happen to see this article, I kindly ask you to read the missing child information below. If you can, please repost it. Maybe your repost can save a heartbroken mother and a broken family who lost the child.
Benjamin Rapoza
Missing Since Dec 20, 2019
Missing From Hilo, HI
DOBDec 20, 2013
Age Now 6
Sex Male
Race White
Hair Color Brown
Eye Color Brown
Height 3'0"
Weight 60 lbs
Benjamin was last seen on December 20, 2019.
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