Hero Baby Baby milk number 1 - 400 grams

Hero Baby baby milk product description: Hero Baby 1 Neutradense fortified with: 1- Omega 3 and Omega 6: known by the scientific name DHA/AA responsible for supporting your child's mental development to become smarter and more able to focus, pay attention, observe, solve problems, and avoid speech delay for your child. Supporting visual development and the nervous system. Strengthening your child's immune response against allergy diseases. Reducing your child's risk of constipation, colic, and gases. Achieving the proper rate of weight and head circumference. Nutrition experts at Hero Swiss have formulated Hero Baby 1 Neutradense milk, inspired by mother's milk, containing the unique Neutradense formula of nutrients your child needs for healthy growth, strengthening the immune system, and digestive comfort. Usage instructions for Hero Baby baby milk: Wash your hands well. Clean feeding utensils and boil them for 5-10 minutes. Boil clean drinking water for 5 minutes. Let it cool. Pour the required amount into the feeding bottle. Add the number of scoops according to the table (found on the packaging). Remove excess with the back of a dry, clean knife. Shake the bottle well until the milk is completely dissolved. Test a few drops on your wrist. The milk should be lukewarm. Warnings and precautions: Important note: breastfeeding is the best for infants; it is recommended to use Hero Baby 1 Neutradense only when breastfeeding is not possible or insufficient. Prepare immediately before use. Do not store leftovers for the next feeding. Keep tightly closed in its original container in a cool, dry place. Use within 4 weeks of opening the package. Ingredients: Prebiotic fibers GOS: natural fibers like those found in mother's milk, ensuring your child's digestive health by supporting the growth of beneficial bacteria and protecting against harmful bacteria. Nucleotides: develop your child's immune system and improve digestive performance; they reduce the risk of diarrhea, which is common in your child's early months.