How to caring for baby's feeding bottle

The feeding bottle is one of the most difficult habits to take the baby, and requires a great deal of persuasion and patience by parents. It has been debated for years whether babies should use it or not , but it is a habit that is more ingrained in some societies.

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How to caring for baby's feeding bottle:

• Never use a feeding bottle smearing sweet solutions and will avoid cavities.
• No need to put the feeding bottle back if it falls during sleep.
• Keep it clean and change it regularly .
• For safety it is desirable that the pacifier this child tied with chains , belts, or fastened with pins, because it can cause discomfort or hurt .
• It is advisable to restrict usage during the time that the child goes to sleep.
• Once you leave definitely need to throw it , not save it or give it away toilet .
• Avoid using if your child has otitis packages.
• It is not recommended to share baby feeding bottle with other children.
• The feeding bottle should be rinsed thoroughly whenever the baby drop it.
• Sterilize at least once a day since the baby will begin using
• It is recommended to have a spare feeding bottle at all times.

When cleaning each well must be reviewed to see that the nipple is attached to the handle and has no damage. If it shows signs of wear , change the other immediately because the nipple may jeopardize the baby.

It is recommended that your child no longer among 2 and 3 years , and its use should be declining over time, as you start to move and wander , because these activities keep them distracted, and make them forget about sucking constantly. By contrast , sedentary children tend to use it for longer periods than the rest.

I hope these tips will be of assistance when you take away the pacifier to your baby if it gets tricky remember that you can always turn to your pediatrician to for professional advice that will surely serve to finish away the pacifier to your child.

What we need for baby bath?

The baby bath is a great opportunity for your child to convey feelings of well being. Being immersed in warm water relaxes and pleases the baby and this must be done every day the same time, such as before going to bed to enjoy a good night sleep. You should take this time to establish a special contact with him, that will strengthen your bond.

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What we need for baby bath?
It is important to have everything ready, with good organization you will feel more secure. To do this, nothing better than gathering and you have everything you need: soap and baby shampoo, cotton towels, comb or brush, clean clothes, diapers, a bath thermometer, and a sponge.

Tips for Baby Bath

• Make sure the ambient temperature is warm bathroom and ranges among 23 and 25 º C.
• Never be left baby alone in the bath.
• Always wash the tub before and after use.
• You must essure that the water temperature is adequate, because babies may get cold quickly.
• With or without sponge, washed, rinsed, and dried upside down. First the chest, arms, hands and then, legs and feet.
• Turn baby carefully to wash his back and buttocks.
• Dry it well, and wrap for warmth.
• Once totally clean and well rinsed, gently lifted the baby and wrap it up in a towel.
• It is important to dry all the folds of the baby's skin, especially those found under the chin, behind the ears and the diaper area.
• It is advisable not to use powders or colonies, especially the first few months.
• It is important not to smile and talk during the time that.
• The height of the bath must be appropriate to the stature of the person who is bathing the baby, to not suffer back.

Soaps, shampoo and liquid may dry your baby's skin and may cause irritation, it is best used in moderation. They can also cause irritation of the urethra, that can cause urinary tract infections. So to prevent your baby is sitting too long in water full of potentially irritating soap.

We hope these tips will be of assistance and that the baby's bath time, can become a pleasant time for both.