Essentials for breastfeeding, bottle feeding and starting solids at 6 months: anti-colic feeding bottles, nursing pads, silicone bib and spoon, and spill-proof sippers.
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• 0–6 months: breast milk alone is enough for the first 6 months (WHO and UNICEF advice). Nursing pads and a feeding kurti help mothers. If bottle feeding on a doctor's advice, choose an anti-colic bottle and a slow-flow teat. • From 6 months: solids begin; a silicone bib, soft spoon and a sipper cup for small sips of water. • After 1 year: move gradually from bottle to cup.
Look for BPA-free material, an anti-colic vent, clear measurement marks and a design that is easy to take apart and wash. Use a slow-flow teat for young babies.
After every feed, wash the bottle, teat and vent with a brush in hot soapy water. Sterilise a newborn's bottles regularly by boiling for 5 minutes. Replace a teat that cracks or turns sticky.
Water or milk. Sipping juice or sweet drinks through the day harms teeth.
For hygiene reasons, opened bottles, teats and used nursing pads can't be returned; faulty items are replaced.
A BPA-free anti-colic bottle with a slow-flow teat. Ask your doctor before bottle feeding; breast milk comes first.
From about 6 months, with small sips of water when solids start.
Regularly for newborns, especially in the first months. Washing thoroughly after every use matters most.
Early on, 2–3 pairs a day; a 6-piece pack covers washing and drying.
