Babies and Parents

We will read a thousand ways to clean a bottle of our children, whether to disinfect every time you empty, whether it is better to do before drinking. So we agree on is that we keep it clean under any circumstances because it is the “vessel” that babies drink for many months. In this article we give some guidelines on the right way to keep the bottle always impeccable.

First, before the first use should be washed with soap and water, and sterilize all bottles, nipples and pacifiers. During the first month of the baby “is recommended after each use and then daily. After 4 months, when the baby takes everything in his mouth it is unnecessary to do so unless the precaution of performing a sterilization every 15 days to avoid residues in milk or juice can produce seeds.

When sterilize the bottle, most important, apart from washing with soap and water rinse well so there is no soap residue, being even more important that sterilization itself, must be borne in mind that a bottle sterilizer remains in this state for 4 to 6 hours while inside the sterilizer, because only the bottle in contact with the environment will begin to “contaminating”

* Bottles and teats should be washed with soap and water immediately after use for easy cleaning while avoiding the waste of milk and stick to dry, otherwise rinse for subsequent washing.
* You must use a brush to remove traces of milk and reach all the corners, otherwise you will contaminate into the bottle or nipple. Preferably choose a sponge brush that scrapes the inside of the bottle, bristle brushes scrape the inside of the bottle, creating crevices where dirt can accumulate.
* Do not neglect the area of the thread and the neck of the bottle, the slots can store dirt.
* To save the bottles, you have to place them in a covered container to avoid dust and grease from the kitchen. You can use a plastic container with lid, or a basket by placing a cloth on the base.

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