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Protein Sources:
✔️Cow’s milk – most common & recommended
✔️Other options – goat, soy, sheep, pea
✔️Specialty formulas – rice, hydrolysed whey (partial/full), amino acid-based

Check protein level per 100 mL
✔️Aim for ~1.2 g/100 mL – closer to breastmilk & supports healthy growth

🥄 Around 6 months: Add small amounts of cow’s milk to foods (custard, cereal, yoghurt)
🚫 Before 12 months: Cow's milk should not be used as a drink – stick to breastmilk or formula.
🥛 12+ months: Offer full-cream cow’s milk, limited to ~500 mL per day.

The 4 best ways to warm bottles:
1) Thermos flask
2) Portable bottle warmers.
3) Request hot water
3) Public feeding room microwaves

👉 Which method do you use most often?

Say Goodbye to Bubble Trouble

🍼 Do I Have to Warm Baby’s Milk? 🍼 No! Babies can safely drink milk at room temperature or even straight from the fridge. 💡 Key Things to Know: ✨ Baby’s Choice: Many babies prefer warmed milk, but others are happy with room-temperature or chilled milk (especially in warmer weather or as they get older). Try room temp to start with and if they don't take it then warm it up. ✨ Save Time: Not warming or only slightly warming formula can save you effort during those busy days. ✨ Mixing Tip: Formula often mixes best with warm water, as per the label instructions. Experiment to find what works for your formula. ✨ Specialty Formulas: Some formulas, like thickened ones for reflux, may need to be warmed to stay consistent and prevent separation. Whether it’s warm, room temp, or chilled – it’s all about what works best for you and your baby! 💕 #FormulaFeeding #AussieMums #BabyHealth #MyTotsAustralia #BottleFeeding #BestBabyFormula #InformedChoice #InfantFormula #FormulaPowder #BabyFormula #InfantFormulaMilk #Feedingbabies