How to brew Bellamy's How to brew Bellamy's

Bellamy is a hot-selling milk powder brand and the best choice for many young mothers. When feeding Bellamy milk powder to infants and young children, you should also pay attention to the brewing method. You must master its correct brewing method so that infants and young children can absorb rich nutrition. So how should Bellamy milk powder be brewed? Next, I will introduce you to this knowledge.

How to brew Bellamy's? How to brew Bellamy's

The method of preparing Bellamy milk powder is not complicated, but before preparing it, you must understand the ratio of milk powder to water, and you must control the temperature of the water. Before preparing Bellamy milk powder, you must also wash your hands with warm water, then sterilize the bottle, use a special spoon to take out an appropriate amount of milk powder, put it in the bottle, pour in an appropriate amount of warm water and mix well, then cover the bottle cap and give it to your child.

Bellamy's brewing method

1. When preparing Bellamy milk powder, the ratio of milk powder to water should be 1:60. The "one" here refers to one level spoon of milk powder. If the ratio is unbalanced, the prepared milk powder will be too concentrated or too thin, which will affect the baby's digestion and be detrimental to the baby's development.

2. Before preparing Bellamy milk powder, you should first sterilize the bottles and nipples with high temperature, and then take out an appropriate amount of milk powder in proportion and put it in the bottle. This requires warm boiled water at about 60 degrees. After the milk powder is put into the bottle, pour the prepared warm boiled water into the bottle until it reaches the corresponding scale, then stop using clean chopsticks to mix the milk powder and water inside, and then cover the bottle.

3. After Bellamy's milk powder is prepared, it cannot be given directly to infants and young children. You should squeeze out a few drops first, and then drop two drops on the back of your hand to test the temperature before letting the baby eat it. If the temperature of the prepared milk powder is too high or too low, it is not suitable for the baby to eat, otherwise it will affect the baby's gastrointestinal health.

4. After Bellamy's milk powder is prepared, it should be given to the baby as soon as possible and should not be stored for too long. If the baby cannot finish it in one go, it should be stored in the refrigerator and given to the baby after being warmed up again within two or three hours. If it is stored for more than six hours, do not give it to the baby, otherwise it will easily hurt the baby's stomach and intestines and cause diarrhea.