How to sterilize infant feeding bottles while traveling?
Does anyone know how one could go about sterilizing infant feed bottles (and teets) while traveling ?
At the moment, the plan is to travel with microwaveable bags (where in I can put the bottles and microwave them). I have transit in Singapore and am trying to find how/where I can access a microwave in the airport ?
Of course, I am not the first one to be facing this problem. So, trying to find how people take care of infant feeding bottles while on the go ?
Best Answer
To sterilise the bottles, you can grab a pack of cold water sterilising tablets, which work well to sterilise the bottle.
Alternatively, you can try sterilising the bottles and teats by boiling it water.
If those options are not available, you can always get presterilised disposable bottles.
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Can you sterilize bottles ahead of time?
Baby bottles should be sterilized every time they're used, ideally directly before they are filled with formula, expressed breast milk or any other liquid. You can, however, sterilize them a little in advance if required; the exact length of time depends on the sterilization method.How do you sterilize baby bottles without steriliser?
Sterilising by boilingBoil the feeding equipment in a large pan of water for at least 10 minutes, making sure it all stays under the surface. Set a timer so you do not forget to turn the heat off. Remember that teats tend to get damaged faster with this method.What is the fastest way to sterilize baby bottles?
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Prepare a bleach solution of 2 teaspoons of unscented bleach per gallon (16 cups) of water in a clean wash basin. Put all items completely underwater. Make sure the solution touches all parts and there are no air bubbles in the bottles. Squeeze solution through nipple holes.How to Sterilized Baby Bottle in Philips Kettle with Demo Travel Tips
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