How To Choose The Right Bottle For Your Baby

How To Choose The Right Bottle For Your Baby

Picking a BABY FEEDING BOTTLE seems like such an easy buying decision. You go to the store, select a pack of bottles, and go on your merry way.

The decision does not just come down to which brand to choose, but glass versus plastic, what kind of flow you want, nipple size, cost, ease of travel, etc. And the funny thing is, one of the most important buying decisions will never cross your mind until it is far too late.

Fast forward a few months to a crying newborn baby in your arms while you are trying frantically to clean a bottle (because they are all dirty) and there are 500 seemingly tiny parts and your hands are so dry from washing bottles all day they are cracking. Fun times.

When searching for a bottle, the important considerations are:

BPA: Bisphenol-A, also known as BPA, is a chemical that produces hormone-like substances in the body, and some studies have pointed to it causing cancer and other maladies. The FDA banned the use of BPA in bottles and sippy cups in July 2012, however virtually all manufacturers stopped using BPA before this date. However, because it is almost impossible to know if old bottles and sippy cups contain BPA, we do NOT recommend using ANY old  bottles or sippy cups for your child.

Glass versus Bottle: this is the first decision to make, because there are only so many glass bottles on the market.

Glass Bottles are always BPA-free, can be safely washed in a microwave, and may last longer than plastic bottles. They are also heavier and therefore harder to transport, can shatter and tend to be more expensive.
Plastic bottles can be made from three different types of materials: polycarbonate, polypropylene and polyamide.
Polycarbonate bottles were the standard until BPA became a concern. Polycarbonate contains BPA.

Polypropylene (PP) is the industry standard for plastic bottles, and does not break down when exposed to heat. You can therefore put them in the dishwasher and sterilize in hot water without fear. Most bottles are now made of this plastic. PP baby bottles 

Polyamide (PA) is safe for use in the dishwasher and sterilization, and is glass-like in its transparency.

Polyphenylene sulfone resins(PPSU) is safe for use ,without BPA. PPSU baby bottles

Nipples: The nipple, the vessel that delivers the milk to the baby, comes in various shapes, sizes, material and flow levels.

Shape: There are three general shapes of nipples on the market, orthodontic, bell-shaped and flat-topped.

Orthodontic – Supposedly better for a baby’s teeth, the flat portion of the nipple goes on the baby’s tongue.
Traditional / Bell-shaped – Many experts claim bell-shaped nipples work best for breast ed babies who take bottles of pumped breast milk.Flat-topped – These nipples are very trendy right now and are appearing on pretty much every new bottle entrant to the market these days. This nipple mirrors the look of a breast. However, the most popular bottles use the traditional / bell-shaped nipples.

Material: Nipples can be made of silicone or latex. Some people have latex allergies, so sticking with silicone is always safe.

Nipple Flow: nipples rangle from slow-flow to fast-flow. To understand the difference, a fast-flow nipple will quickly leak milk when turned upside down, and a slow-flow nipple will barely drip. A newborn baby would choke on a fast-flow nipple, as they are not capable of drinking that quickly.

For breastfed babies, make sure to use the slowest flow nipple available. Breastfeeding a baby is a surprisingly complex set of events, in which the baby must use their tongue, jaw, and have the proper latch to receive milk, and the mother’s breast slowly lets milk done. This is why it is often said that breastfed babies have to “work” for their milk. In order to ensure that a breastfed baby will continue to latch on correctly, you must be sure to use the slowest -flow nipple available.

Bottles and baby

Bottles and baby

The easiest and best thing you can do your child is too low. However, there are a number of reasons, which may not be able to breastfeed them, the best choice to make is that the Baby Feeding Bottles. Dairy products manufactured today have many advantages and combine vitamins, iron and other nutrients that the child needs. In this way you can be sure that your child will need to take everything.bottle feeding may be the first difficult how they can actually see the breast milk the baby consumes, which is what happens when. So you might be surprised at how a  little baby drinks. Think about how the little boy and it all makes sense. Also about the child needs to be fed every three hours, although this can vary. Soon be able to understand how many times you have food reactions.

Another thing, you should I do know is that if your child such as temperature, milk at room temperature, you could save a lot of time. Some babies prefer milk warmed slightly and this means you probably spend your time in the kitchen. However, in view of the formula is not so difficult, he just needs time and care. It is advisable to sterilize all the BABY FEEDING BOTTLES of baby food preparation, the use of which in boiling water. A dry air and make a clean take. So preparethe formula and some warm milk. You can warm up time of the milk through a bottle warmer, especially for this and save money, but you can also keep the bottle under hot water.

If you want, but to feed breast milk continues to prefer the bottle to feed breast milk and you should then prepare the formula as a supplement, if the child is still hungry. Not a good idea that breast milk with formula as a mixture the goal is to give the breast milk. You do not want to waste it. So if this is the case, you should breast milk and see if the baby needs more milk.

Baby bottle also be that the experience of a bond you and your child. If you started and now the changes in feeding bottle , you could see the baby at first reluctantly. The milk tastes different from what was used and is also aother source. This may take some time to be resolved. Use the power when you want if you were the baby to the breast. Hold it firmly in your arms relaxed and calm and make the environment before starting the meal. This will help children feel safe and the food used to the new method.The feeding of the child is an experience of good relationship for both you and should be evaluated because it does not last forever!

Glass Baby Bottles

Glass Baby Bottles

Want an alternative to plastic baby bottles?

A company called ABA is reintroducing glass baby bottles , but with a new design and safety twist: the bottle is covered with a modern silicone sleeve that will help protect the bottle from breakage and also prevent bumping into other articles in your diaper bag. This silicone sleeve is free of plastics and is 100% non-toxic. The bottle and the sleeve can be boiled or put in the dishwasher together. The silicone nipple is latex-free and non-toxic. The plastic ring,plug and cap contain no polycarbonates and are food grade, FDA approved and recyclable. The sleeve provides a good gripping surface during feeding and also a great tactile experience for your baby.

“ABA” Glass Baby Bottles size:60ml-240ml

colors:Pink blue yellow green

How to switch from Breast to baby Bottle

How to switch from Breast to Bottle.
Breastfeeding is best for your baby but at some point you may want to introduce a BABY FEEDING BOTTLE . You may want to move entirely onto bottle feeding or to breast and bottle feed together. Dad, Grandparents, other family members and friends may also like the experience of feeding your baby. Whatever your reasons, here are some helpful tips from MOMMY.

Bottle feeding with expressed milk.
Introduce any change to your baby’s feeding routine gradually.
Try a Baby Bottle when your baby is not very hungry as it is easier for them to cope with new experiences.Ensure the temperature of the milk is correct. If too hot or cold for your baby they may then associate this with the bottle.Whilst bottle feeding, keep that bond by holding your baby closely and maintain eye contact. If this doesn’t work, try getting your partner or friend to introduce the bottle.Give your baby time to get used to the teat of the bottle; don’t make it a battle of wills.Always stay calm and relaxed – and good luck!

Bottle feeding with a ABA Baby Feeding Bottles
1) Insert silicone teat through the ring. Align the teat and pop it out to seal.
2) After filling the glass feeding bottle with milk, turn the ring clockwise and close the cap.
3) Always check the milk temperature before feeding.
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How to Bottle Feed the baby

Let’s think about offering the baby bottle in a way that puts baby in control, This is what it might look like:

Step 1. Plan to offer just a small amount of milk at first. 1 Tbsp. is about right to allow you to see what’s happening for the first few offerings and not have to worry about wasting a large volume of your precious milk.

Step 2. Place baby in a position with his head higher than his butt. Maintain a straight ear, shoulder and hip alignment. Just like you don’t like sipping your lattes with your neck twisted or torqued, neither will your baby, so make sure baby is comfy, well supported, and well-aligned. glass feeding bottle

Step 3. Tickle the ridge of baby’s upper lip, the philtrum, with the end of the bottle nipple. Very important: wait for baby to open her mouth before inserting the bottle. Never jam a bottle into a baby’s closed mouth.

Step 4. Should baby take the bottle in her mouth, angle the bottle in such a way as to only just allow milk into the tip of the bottle teat. The flow rate is greatly affected by the angle at which the caregiver holds the bottle. Try to maintain as gravity-neutral a position as possible. This is really important in order to give baby proper control over the flow rate. You will need to increase the pitch of the angle as baby drains the Feeding Bottles .

Step 5. Follow your baby’s cues. If baby is showing signs of stress (grimacing, fussing) turning head away)or is resisting the process(arching away, turning head away), back off and don’t force the issue. Praise baby when she

welcomes the bottle teat into her mouth. Allow baby to take breaks as needed, as she would at the breast. Be aware of how you are doing as well. If you are feeling frustrated or agitated, think about trying again at a better time.

If things aren’t going well…BABY FEEDING BOTTLES

Think about taking a holiday from the process. Take a break for a few days. Forcing the issue is unlikely to yield positive results.Keep it light and fun. Cuddles and patience are required in large doses. This will be a process not an event. Build on teachable moments and keep your expectations realistic.
Some babies may require distraction. Singing, making funny faces, keeping baby in motion safely in your arms may take some of the stress out of the process.Consider asking for help from an experienced bottle giver. Their confidence and experience may prove helpful.Try a different brand of bottle or a different shaped teat.Remember, the Baby Bottle is simply one way to get your milk from point A to point B. Other vehicles are available to do the same job: medicine droppers, spoons, periodontal syringes, medicine spoons, sippy cups and other small cups can all do the trick.Call your pediatrician if you are concerned that your baby may not be taking in enough nutrition.
Remember, breastfeeding and bottle feeding can be compatible. With love and patience and flexibility many babies can go back and forth without issue. We’d love to hear your comments and experiences about what has worked for your family.

Recommended Baby Bottles

Recommended Baby Bottles

There have been several reports about certain plastics used in baby bottle products, especially polycarbonate. There have been several tests, which have replicated a procedure used by the FDA, to show that this clear, hard, shiny plastic leeched small amounts of chemical called Bisphenol-A, when exposed to temperatures similar to boiling waters. glass feeding bottle

It has been known for an extended period of time, that large doses of Bisphenol-A have produces adverse effects in lab animals. Therefore, as a precaution, this office advises avoiding polycarbonate baby bottles until more information is known about their possible effects on infants.

The recommended infant bottles are basically in three different categories:

1. The disposable systems, that are comprised of plastic holders and liners made of polyethylene, a non-polycarbonate plastic.

2. Bottles made from non-polycarbonate plastic.

3. Bottles made from glass.

The disposable systems encompass several commercial varieties, which include models from Playtex and Avent.

The baby bottles made from non-polycarbonate plastic.

Glass Baby Bottles were manufactured by ABA, although one must realize the risk of harm if a glass baby bottle fractures.

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