APTAMIL OMNEO 2 KSA 6X400G
More Information| Size | 400gm |
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| Brand | Aptamil® |
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| Is Wasleen | No |
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| Product Function | Baby Feeding |
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| Product Form | Powder |
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Product Name
- Aptamil Omneo 2 Follow On Formula Milk, 400g
Main Category
- Mum And Baby
Description
- Aptamil Omneo 2 is a formula for special medical purpose for babies from 6-12 months , with partially hydrolyzed protein , 45 % lower lactose, and beta palmitate
Benefits
- Follow on formula milk
- Suitable for babies from 6 to 12 months
- For digestive comfort > With partially hydrolyzed protein
- Baby Food Stage: Stage 2
- Size: 400g
Instructions for use/ How to Use
- Preparing your baby's feed
- Wash hands and sterilize all utensils.
- Boil freshly-run water.
- Leave to cool in kettle for 30 mins to approx.
- 40°C.
- Measure the required amount of water (refer to feeding guide) into a sterilized bottle.
- Do not use water boiled more than once.
- Always use the scoop provided.
- Level off the powder with the built-in leveler.
- Do not press extra powder into the scoop.
- Add the correct measure of powder to the water.
- Adding too many or too few scoops can be harmful to your baby.
- Cap the bottle and shake immediately vertically and vigorously for 10 seconds to dissolve powder.
- Remove seal and replace with sterilized teat.
- Check temperature on your wrist before feeding (37°C).
Other Information
- Breastfeeding is best for babies and a healthy diet / maternal nutrition is important when breastfeeding.
- A decision not to Breastfeed can be difficult to reverse.
- Infant formula is suitable from birth when babies are not breastfed.
- It is recommended that all formula milks be used on the advice of a doctor.
- midwife, health visitor, public health nurse, dietitian, pharmacist, or other professional responsible for maternal and childcare and the financial implications should be considered.
- All preparation and feeding instructions should be followed carefully as inappropriate preparation could lead to health hazards.
