We see that you have personalized your site experience by adding your child's date of birth and gender on site. We would love to send you the best offers relevant for your child from time to time and so we have added these details to your FirstCry.com account details.
Please add items that you would like to buy your cart
CONTINUE SHOPPING
Shopping Cart
|
The total value for product(s) need to minimum ₹ 249 to place an order. Please add items to your cart to place your Order.
Place Order
Edit Cart
My Shopping Cart
My shortlist
Continue Shopping
Undo
Product
Shipping & Availability
Price
Quantity
Total
Buy Rs. 750 Mamy Poko Extra Absorb Paint Style Diaper and 30% off on clothes & Shoes
Check Delivery Info(?)
Delivery timeline and charges depend on the destination Pincode
APPLY
Please enter a valid pin code
Destination Pincode
EDIT
Value of Products:
Rs.0
Discount(-):
Rs.0
Shipping Charges:
Rs.0
Estimated
GST
Rs.0
Final Payment
EMI Available [?]
PLACE ORDER
Shop Worth 180 more & get Free Shipping
Product
Price
Quantity
Total
Please Provide your Email Address & Mobile Number. we will inform you once the product becomes Available
Email
Please enter the email address
Mobile No
Please enter the phone number
notify me
You would be notified by Email and Mobile, Once the Product is in stock
Product Name
Estimated GST
Mix of Taxes and discount may change depending the amount of tax being borne by the Company. However, the final price as charged from customer will remain same.
Taxes collected against every transaction will be paid to the Government by FirstCry.com. Please refer to Terms of Use for full details.
Being a wise mother, you will always seek to breastfeed your infant for its inherent nutritional
antibody values. However, you need to count on bottle feeding as the next best alternative,
because of its multiple pros. Here are some dos and don'ts of bottle feeding:While Buying
Dos
Check for the bottle material before buying any model. Some plastic feeding bottles run
the risk of chemical hazards. According to the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)5, the
materials used to manufacture plastic feeding bottles should not cause any health
hazards in babies and should not contain Bisphenol A (BPA).
If you prefer glass feeding bottles, use silicone sleeves to safeguard the bottle from
breakage due to any mishandling.
Check if the bottle comes with a temperature guide. This will prevent over-heating while
sterilization or pouring the milk.
Check for the markings on the bottle and ensure that they are in units that you
understand. If not, spending time in conversions can irritate you while preparing the
bottle every time.
Check for any breakage, hairline cracks or any other damage on the surface of the bottle
or the nipple.
Check if the bottle and nipple are not too old, by ensuring that they are well within their
expiry date.
Check for the nipple material and ensure that it is appropriate for your little one's gentle
gums.
Don'ts
Avoid buying nipples with faster milk flow, especially when your child is new to bottle
feeding. It is better to start with the slower flow rate nipple for a few days before moving
on to a quicker flowing nipple.
Avoid buying plastic bottles. If you do, make sure the material is BPA-free. Plastic bottles
need to be regularly changed because the material deteriorates overtime.
Avoid buying second-hand bottles or nipples.You never know how their previous owner has treated them, and you certainly don't want any complications to arise for your child because of their misuse.
While Using
Dos
Sterilize the feeding bottle regularly, along with its significant accessories like nipples
and pacifiers. Use specially designed brushes particularly meant for this purpose. Also,
use a good liquid soap for appropriate internal cleaning.
Have at least two bottles in surplus and keep them readily filled with the requisite dose
of milk, so your young one never has to wait when hungry.
Check if the milk to be fed is appropriately warm for your baby, by dropping a few drops
on the back of your palm.
Don'ts
Don't leave the baby alone during bottle feeding. Although babies can hold the bottle
after a few months, they need to be completely monitored so as to eliminate chances of
choking.
Don't hold the bottle at the bottom—it may easily slip out. Instead, hold it tight, somewhere in the middle or right below the cap.
Don't retain the leftover, if your baby hasn't finished entire quantity of milk in the bottle.
Dispose it off.
Re-heated milk is not sterile and can be perilous to the baby.
Don't touch the bottle nipple with bare hands after sterilizing it.
Please enter your Order Number below.
To check your order number you can either check your Order Confirmation email or login to your account and check your order history.
Select Order Number*
Track Order
To get in touch with our customer care team regarding any queries or assistance, click here
+for+buying+feeding+bottles+and+using+them.&rlz=1C1CHUR_en-GBIN608IN608&oq=Planning+to+bottle+feed+your+baby%3f+Here+are+some+useful+tips+(dos+%26+don%27ts)+for+buying+feeding+bottles+and+using+them.){kind=link}