The way I make up my baby’s bottles. I boil the kettle and leave for 30 minutes and sometimes longer. I then fill my baby’s bottles (around 3 to 5 bottles at a time). The way I add formula powder does vary. I sometimes add the formula powder at the time of adding the water. Other times I add the formula powder when a bottle of milk is required. If I am going out I will put the formula powder into containers. I do store made bottles of formula milk in the fridge but no longer than 24 hours. If my baby doesn’t finish her feed after an hour from when she started it, we will not feed her it after an hour.

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Firstly boil water in a kettle and leave to cool for 30 minutes.
Always go by the guide on the box of formula. Then add the required amount of water to your baby’s bottle and the required amount of formula powder.
Shake well (round 10 seconds) and always check the temperature of your baby’s milk and cool under cold water if necessary. Feed your baby immediately.
Feeds should not be stored and make each feed as required. Unfinished feeds should be discarded after an hour, although some guidelines say discard after 2 hours.
Guidelines also say do not repeatable boil the water.

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