Question 1

How long do baby bottles stay sterile?

Accepted Answer

Although sterilizing can take just a few minutes, it can last for up to 24 hours. Once you have sterilized your bottles, keep them safe from germs and bacteria by leaving them in your sterilizer.

Question 2

How do you clean a bottle after feeding?

Accepted Answer

Place all of the bottle parts into hot, soapy water and wash them individually. Use a soapy bottle brush for the bottle and the nipple brush for the plastic nipples and rings. Next, gently squeeze soapy water through the nipple hole to flush out any trapped milk

Question 3

What happens if you don't sterilise baby bottles?

Accepted Answer

Not sterilising your baby’s bottles will allow bacteria to develop on the feeding equipment. This may lead to infections including diarrhoea and vomiting

Question 4

When should we stop sterilizing bottles?

Accepted Answer

It’s important to sterilize all your baby’s feeding equipment, including bottles and teats, until they are at least 12 months old. This will protect your baby against infections, in particular diarrhoea and vomiting

Question 5

What angle should you bottle feed?

Accepted Answer

Hold the bottle at a horizontal angle so that your little one has to gently suck to get the milk. Be sure that the milk fills the entire nipple so that your baby isn’t gulping lots of air, which may result in gas and fussiness. You’ll want to take breaks every few minutes to gently burp baby.

PUR Anti Colic Feeding Slim Neck Bottle 2 oz/60 ml

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