Guigoz Pelargon Milk 1st Age Up to 6 Months 780g

Precautions for use: For the good health of your baby, it is important to respect the mode of preparation indicated and the following instructions:

• To avoid lumps, reconstitute the bottle with warm water (<40°C) and use a large volume bottle to facilitate mixing.
• Prepare the bottle just before the meal.
• Use mineral or spring water that is suitable for infants.
• To warm water, we do not recommend using a microwave oven because of the risk of burns. Instead, use a double boiler or a bottle warmer.
• Use only the scoop contained in this box.
• It is recommended to give the bottle within an hour of its preparation at room temperature, or within half an hour if it is warm. Don't hesitate to throw away the rest of an unfinished bottle.
• Make sure you always hold your baby securely while he or she is taking a bottle to avoid the risk of choking.
• Store the closed can in a cool, dry place, no longer than 3 weeks after opening.

Bottle preparation:

1. Clean your work surface and wash your hands thoroughly. Use a clean, rinsed and sterilized bottle and accessories.
2. See the chart below for the exact volume of water to pour into the bottle. Pour in the water and let it cool (maximum 40°C) if you wish.
3. Add the exact number of scoops of powder corresponding to the volume of water. Flatten each scoop on the rim.
4. Then, place the scoop on its holder in the box and close the box.
5. Close the bottle with the sterilized nipple and ring. Roll the bottle between your hands to make the milk powder go down and then shake it up and down until it is completely dissolved.
6. Check the temperature on the inside of your forearm.

Recommended quantities:

Dosage to be respected: one level scoop in 30 ml of water.
An inappropriate amount of powder can lead to dehydration or deprive your child of adequate nutrition. The frequency of feedings and the quantities to be prepared are average guidelines. The volume and number of bottles should be adjusted by health professionals to the needs of each child.

Breast milk is the ideal and natural food for every infant. However, if you cannot or do not wish to breastfeed, the medical profession will recommend an infant formula for your child. Do not change without asking your doctor's advice.