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Keeping your bottle-feeding supplies clean is very important to prevent germs from getting in your baby's milk or infant formula. The supplies include the bottles, nipples, rings, caps, and any valves or membranes that are part of the bottle. See how to clean your baby's bottles and other feeding supplies. More @Wikipedia
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- About Feeding From a Bottle | Infant and Toddler Nutrition | CDCKeeping your bottle-feeding supplies clean is very important to prevent germs from getting in your baby's milk or infant formula. The supplies include the bottles, nipples, rings, caps, and any valves or membranes that are part of the bottle. See how to clean your baby's bottles and other feeding supplies.
- How to Bottle-Feed Your Baby - Stanford Medicine Children's HealthIf you choose to, or if it is medically necessary, here are some tips on how to feed your baby with a bottle. Choose bottles and nipples that are most appropriate for the age of your baby. Bottles typically come in 4-ounce or 8-ounce sizes. Choose the size closest to the amount of milk that your baby is taking.
- How to Bottle-Feed a Baby: Everything You Want to Know - HealthlineFrom choosing a bottle to prepping the milk to different feeding positions, we've got the details and a step-by-step guide on how to bottle-feed a baby.
- Bottle-feeding babies: giving the bottle - Raising Children NetworkOur guide to bottle-feeding babies tells you how to bottle-feed – preparing and giving the bottle, getting the flow right and giving the right amount.
- Bottle Feeding Basics - HealthyChildren.orgWhether you’re breastfeeding or bottle-feeding, your baby will give the same cues to let you know when she’s hungry and when she’s full. She will start rooting, scooting, sucking on her hand, and smacking her lips when she needs food.
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