If the baby is artificially fed, then the responsibility of the parents for keeping the baby's dishes clean and maintaining sterility when feeding the baby increases significantly.
What should you pay attention to?
• First of all, perfect cleanliness is required when preparing infant formula.
• When introducing complementary foods, it should be remembered that all fruits and vegetables that you give your baby must be thoroughly rinsed under the tap, and then doused with boiling water. This will help rid the fruit of germs.
• All homemade juices and purees should be prepared just before meals. Do not leave ready-made, half-eaten food on the table. This can be hazardous to health. Leftover food should be refrigerated and stored in a sealed container for no more than 24 hours.
• All bottles, teats, sippy cups must be washed immediately after feeding. Use a brush to remove dirt and residue from hard-to-reach areas.
• The washed dishes must be sterilized. If you have a sterilizer, then there will be no problems with this. Otherwise, you can put all the baby dishes in a pot of water, close it with a lid and boil for 15 minutes.
• Store all children's utensils in a separate cabinet with closed doors. It is recommended to pour boiling water over it before use.
• Thoroughly wash your hands with soap and water before handling any baby dishes or food.
Compliance with all these simple rules will help to avoid intestinal diseases in the baby, and also ensure the food safety of products.
