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Are you currently using, or considered using a baby feeding bottle for your baby or newborn? As a mother, a baby is your number one priority and it is important to provide him or her with the best nutritional, educational, and safety choices possible. But there is so much to remember that sometimes we can overlook the small things that can harm your baby. Our website was created to bring awareness to mothers who use a baby feeding bottle. You will find our articles particularly useful and we encourage you to visit all of our pages.

There is much debate about whether to breast feed, use a pump, or a bottle. Most mothers don’t have the time to breast feed or feel embarrassed doing so. But either way, you end up using a baby feeding bottle as they get a bit older. So let’s look at some what you will find here on our site.

Your baby isn’t born with a powerful immune system and it takes a number of years before it can handle even the simplest of germs. Therefore it is important that all toys, clothes, baby bedding, feeding materials, and anything else that can fit in their mouth is properly sterilized. The most important one is the feeding bottle. There are many ways to sterilize your baby feeding bottle, Sippy cups, and rubber nipples. For a more in depth look at sterilizing your baby bottle, please visit our article page on the sidebar.

Are you familiar with Bisphenol A, otherwise known as BPA? This chemical is a neural, developmental, and reproductive toxic substance. It can be found in a lot of different plastics, including your baby feeding bottle. Even some of the top brands of baby products contain BPA. Since your baby’s health is extremely important, it might be a better choice to use a glass bottle with a silicone covering to help prevent accidents. Avoiding this chemical as much as possible may prevent your baby from developing problems later in life.

There are other common problems that your baby may encounter such as BBTD, baby bottle tooth decay. Letting your baby fall asleep with their baby bottle or Sippy cup can result in tooth decay. Their tiny teeth haven’t got the protective enamel and bacteria can do a lot of damage to them. It’s important to not let bad habits become habits, so we will look more in depth on this as well.

A mother’s job of caring for a baby is extremely difficult. We can strive for perfection but in the end, we are only human. If you are considering using a baby feeding bottle or have already started, please bookmark our site and be sure to check out all of our articles from BPA, BBTD, sterilizing, and other tips you will need as a mother.