Preparing and heating a formula bottle

Before preparing the formula you should

• Check the tin for the expiry date

• Wash your hands

• Make sure you have access to boiled water

• All of the above

The amount of formula that you add to the bottle will differ depending on

• What you feel like at the time

• The baby's height

• The baby's age

• The baby's weight

You can test the temperature of the milk by squirting a few drops on the inside of your

How many scoops of formula should you add to the bottle

• 1

• Whatever fits

• The amount guided by the age of the child, found on the tin

• 4

To dissolve the formula you must make sure you

• Add a small amount

• Add really hot water

• Leave it for a while

• Shake the bottle

A formula bottle can be served

• Cold

• Warm

• Room temperature

• All of the above

Any left over formula must be

• Kept in the fridge for 24 hours

• Left of the bench

• Disposed of

• Placed in the freezer

If you do not have access to a bottle warmer, you can warn the formula by placing the bottle in a warm jug of water for less than

• 5 minutes

• 1 hour

• 1 minute

• 10 minutes