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1. www.nhs.uk › bottle-feeding › making-up-baby-formulaHow to make up baby formula - NHS

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   Jan 11, 2024 · Remember to let the feed cool before you give it to your baby. Or you can hold the bottle (with the lid on) under cold water from the tap. Do not use bottled water to make up formula feeds. Bottled water is not recommended for making up feeds, as it's not sterile and may contain too much salt (sodium) or sulphate.

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3. www.healthline.com › health › babyWater for Formula: Which Type Should You Use? - Healthline

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   Jul 8, 2020 · You can use any bottled water to make baby formula. Yes, you still need to boil it. While bottled water is safe to drink for adults, it might not be as safe for babies.

4. www.nhs.uk › bottle-feeding › how-to-make-up-a-feedHow to make up a feed - Start for Life - NHS

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   Use fresh water from the cold tap to fill your kettle every time you make up formula. Do not use water that has been previously boiled or artificially softened water. Bottled water is not recommended to make up a feed as it is not sterile and may contain too much salt (sodium) or sulphate.

5. www.nhs.uk › bottle-feeding › formula-milk-questionsFormula milk: common questions - NHS

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   Can I use bottled water to make up infant formula? Bottled water is not recommended for making up infant formula feeds for your baby. This is because it's not usually sterile and may contain too much salt (sodium) or sulphate.

6. www.nct.org.uk › information › baby-toddlerWhat if I need to formula feed my baby away from home? | NCT

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   Can I use bottled water to make up infant formula? Bottled water is not recommended for making up infant formula feeds for your baby. This is because it's not usually sterile and may contain too much salt (sodium) or sulphate (NHS, 2019a) .

7. www.webmd.com › parenting › babyWhat to Know About Water for Baby Formula - WebMD

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   Jul 8, 2023 · If you are concerned about how much fluoride your baby consumes, you can use low-fluoride bottled water to make your baby’s formula. ‌

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   Can I give my Baby bottled water?

   • Bottled water is not recommended for making up infant formula feeds for your baby. This is because it's not usually sterile and may contain too much salt (sodium) or sulphate. Video: How do I use the time I spend bottle feeding to help me bond with my baby?

   Formula milk: common questions - NHS

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   Can you use bottled water to make baby formula?

   • You can use any bottled water to make baby formula. Yes, you still need to boil it. While bottled water is safe to drink for adults, it might not be as safe for babies. Plus, some bottled water may have been on the shelf for a while or gotten contaminated. It’s best to be on the safe side and take the time to boil even bottled water.

   Water for Formula: Which Type Should You Use? - Healthline

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   Can you use bottled water in Formula?

   • Bottled water is fine to use in formula, but since it's more expensive than tap water, experts don't usually recommend it. One instance when you might want to use bottled water in addition to tap is to reduce how much fluoridated water your baby is getting.

   The best water for baby formula - BabyCenter

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   What should I do if my infant formula is left in a bottle?

   • If there is any made-up infant formula left in the bottle after a feed, throw it away. If you use a machine to make up bottles of formula, make sure the water that comes out of the machine is at least 70C when combined with the formula. Water at this temperature will kill any harmful bacteria that may be in the formula.

   How to make up a feed - Start for Life - NHS

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   Can I use boiled water to make up Formula?

   • Use fresh water from the cold tap to fill your kettle every time you make up formula. Do not use water that has been previously boiled or artificially softened water. Bottled water is not recommended to make up a feed as it is not sterile and may contain too much salt (sodium) or sulphate.

   How to make up a feed - Start for Life - NHS

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   Which water should I use to prepare infant formula?

   • Clean tap water is the best water to use to prepare infant formula, though there are other options. If your water is unsafe, you only have access to well water that might have contaminants, or your baby is susceptible to infection, it's best to boil your water first before preparing formula.

   The best water for baby formula - BabyCenter

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9. www.babycenter.com › baby › formula-feedingThe best water for baby formula | BabyCenter

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   Jul 12, 2022 · Bottled water. Bottled water is fine to use in formula, but since it's more expensive than tap water, experts don't usually recommend it. One instance when you might want to use bottled water in addition to tap is to reduce how much fluoridated water your baby is getting.