Novalac baby milk AR (1) 400 grams

Product description: Novalac anti-vomiting, modified and concentrated formula designed to prevent reflux: Novalac anti-vomiting milk contains a special type of corn starch that thickens as soon as it reaches your baby's stomach. The thickening of the milk in the stomach helps prevent the milk from returning to the mouth. Novalac anti-vomiting milk is easy to drink from the bottle because it does not thicken inside it. Novalac anti-vomiting milk is nutritionally complete, and therefore can replace the regular formula and ensure optimal growth. Fortified with iron, omega-3, and omega-6. Are you worried that your baby is spitting up uncomfortably? Most children tend to spit after drinking milk. This is because of the reflux of milk from the stomach to the mouth: Spitting definitely has a bad smell and is unpredictable, but it is normal! If reflux does not cause discomfort and pain to your baby, you can take some simple steps to help him spit less: Gently hold your baby and help him burp regularly. Keep your baby in an upright position for at least thirty minutes after feeding. Do not feed your baby large amounts; small, frequent meals are easier to digest. If you are giving him formula, make sure the nipple hole is not wide. Do not hesitate to consult a healthcare professional if your baby spits a lot, because untreated reflux can lead to further complications. Your doctor may advise you to use a special formula that reduces milk reflux. Usage instructions: Wash your hands before preparing your baby's milk feed. Wash all tools (cup and spoon) thoroughly. Boil clean drinking water for 5 minutes. Let it cool. Use only the scoop inside this package and remove excess powder with the inner edge. Add the prescribed number of scoops of powder according to the feeding schedule into the cup. Shake or stir until the milk is completely dissolved. Close the container tightly after each use and store it in a cool, dry place. Warnings and precautions: Prepare feeds to be used within one hour — always discard leftover feeds — do not heat feeds in the microwave, as hot spots may cause burns.