Exclusive bottle for artificial breastfeeding

With a baby who receives artificial breastfeeding, opting for a custom-designed bottle will allow you to offer your baby the bottle that best stimulates their palate, that best seals the lips to avoid colic, etc. In conclusion, you have the opportunity to design the best bottle for your unique baby.
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When we give artificial breastfeeding, ideally we should have at least two bottles with the same flow.

The reason for taking two bottles is based on the convenience you will gain by always having a clean bottle while there is another to clean.

Remember that bottles, whatever the brand, European regulations and scientific guidelines recommend changing them every 3 months for biosecurity reasons.

For a baby who takes a bottle exclusively from birth, already in the hospital will have received all feedings with a bottle and when you arrive you can continue the same feeding pattern.

In these cases, it will be ideal to have already prepared at home a jar of type 1 milk (the one you trust the most) since they are all worth it, the differences between one and the other are not so important and if the taste that now your baby the first days its innate reflexes are very strong, but as they grow these reflexes become voluntary and perhaps the milk that he took in the hospital does not like and begins to reject the bottle.

The same will happen with the bottle. Many times in the hospital we offer babies generic nipples donated by commercial houses, and when you get home, you look for the bottle that you have been using (the same brand) because the same nipples are not usually marketed. And after a while the baby rejects the bottle. For this it would be ideal to offer your baby a Happymami bottle, with which you will get the bottle that your baby needs.

If, on the other hand, you want to offer exclusive bottle to your baby after breastfeeding, we recommend going little by little with a gradual transition that allows your baby to get used to the new feeding and also your breast to accommodate to the lower production, preventing mastitis.

In this case it will be ideal to create the most representative bottle of your anatomy to increase acceptance rates by the baby

If you need to prepare bottles prior to feedings, the conservation time is 24 hours in the refrigerator, and after using it, the used milk should be thrown away.

Each case is unique, but generically, all formula milks have passed the regulatory criteria for their commercialization, then all would be suitable for your baby. There are special formula preparations that depend on whether your baby does not tolerate formula well. And above all the great difference will be in the taste of the milk, which can cause your baby to reject the formula because he does not like it.