Baby care 0–24 monthsMay 13, 20261 min readUpdated May 31, 2026

Infant formula: when it is needed and how to use it safely

Medical indications, choosing products, preparation hygiene, and feeding safety — WHO supports breastfeeding first when possible.

0–6 months#sua-cong-thuc#so-sinh#an-toan

Bầu Ăn Gì? Team · References WHO, CDC

When is formula used?

When breastfeeding is not possible or insufficient despite support, or for medical indications — decision with your pediatrician.

Choosing a product

Use age-appropriate stage 1 formula from reputable brands; special formulas only with prescription.

Preparation

Wash hands and bottles; use safe water heated to recommended temperature.
Follow scoop instructions exactly — do not dilute or concentrate.
Discard unfinished feed after about 1 hour at room temperature.

Safety

Never microwave bottles unevenly; hold baby semi-upright; never prop bottles.

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