Newborn pacifier with several holes 1 round hole suitable for newborns

1 round hole is suitable for newborns, because the milk can flow out by itself, which is suitable for the relatively weak sucking force of newborns. Moreover, the amount of milk flowing out of the round hole is not large and not very urgent. This can minimize the choking of newborns. Let's learn more about it below.

1 round hole is suitable for newborns. Round hole nipples are suitable for newborn babies, and milk can flow out automatically with a small flow rate. Cross hole nipples are suitable for children over 3 months old, and can adjust the amount of milk according to the child's sucking strength, with a larger flow rate. Y-shaped holes are suitable for children over 3 months old, with a more stable milk flow rate, and the Y-shaped hole is not as easy to break as the cross hole. Children of younger age should choose a smaller hole. If the milk hole is too large, it may cause the child to choke on the milk. Older children have a stronger sucking ability, so you can choose a bottle with a larger hole.

1. Small round hole (Size S): Suitable for newborns who cannot control the amount of milk.

2. Medium round hole (M): Suitable for babies aged 2 to 3 months who take too long to suck milk with size S. The amount of milk sucked out and the number of sucking movements made with this nipple are very close to those sucked out from the mother's breast.

3. Large round hole (size L): Suitable for babies who use the above two nipples to feed for too long but the amount is insufficient and who are light in weight.

4. Y-shaped hole: suitable for babies who can control the amount of milk they suck and play while drinking.

5. Cross-shaped hole: suitable for sucking juice, rice noodles or other coarse-grained drinks, and can also be used for feeding.

1. The life span of a pacifier is shorter than that of a bottle, and it may be easily damaged due to improper use or sterilization. Even if it is not changed, the bacteria accumulated on the pacifier is still worrying. Therefore, it is generally recommended to change the pacifier once a month, but it depends on the wear and tear of the pacifier. There are latex and silicone pacifiers. Silicone pacifiers do not have the odor of rubber, are easily accepted by babies, and are not easy to age, heat-resistant, and corrosion-resistant.

2. Silicone pacifiers usually have a service life of about 2 months. Latex pacifiers are made of natural rubber, which is very close to the nipple and soft. Babies like them more, but they usually need to be replaced after 3-4 weeks of use. If they are used for too long, they will easily age and produce a rubber smell. However, they still need to be replaced in several stages. The first stage is used for 3 months, the second stage is from 3 months to 6 months, and the third stage is more than 6 months. The main reason is that the opening of the pacifier is different. The baby grows up day by day, and the pacifier needs to be replaced as the milk supply increases.

3. When feeding their babies, mothers should check whether the nipple is damaged. If it is damaged, they should replace it immediately, because a damaged nipple is harmful to the baby, so mothers should always pay attention to this. Secondly, the baby's milk bottles, nipples and other milk utensils should be sterilized regularly. In this way, mothers can also let the baby continue to use the nipple with more confidence.

1. Prepare a stainless steel pot and fill it with cold water. The depth of the water should completely cover the milk bottles. Note: The pot must be used exclusively for sterilizing milk bottles. It is best not to mix it with other cooking foods at home.

2. After removing the nipple and bottle cap, put the bottle into the pot and boil it. Note: Plastic bottles are best put into boiling water, while glass bottles can be put into non-boiling water. 3. After the water boils for 5 to 10 minutes, put in the nipple, bottle cap, etc., cover the pot and boil for another 3 to 5 minutes before turning off the heat. Plastic bottles should not be boiled for too long, so put in the nipple immediately after the water boils and boil for another 3 to 5 minutes.

4. After the water has cooled, use a bottle clip to take out the nipple, bottle cap, etc., place them upside down on a clean container to dry, place them in a ventilated, clean place, and cover them with gauze or a lid)