Guides
Everything that matters around feeding in the first year: storing, warming, how much babies drink, and caring for your BebeWarm.
Breast milk
All articles on Breast milkExpressing, storing, thawing and warming to 37 degrees.
Breast milk
The perfect milk temperature for babies – what parents should really pay attention to
While nursing, breast milk is around 37 degrees Celsius, so body temperature, and that is exactly what babies find pleasant. A difference of only two or three degrees can be enough for sensitive babies to refuse the bottle or become restless while drinking. Being able to read the temperature instead of guessing saves you the test on your wrist.
Breast milk
Guide: Freezing and storing breast milk safely
Hygiene decides: freshly expressed milk is best, chilled milk is better than frozen. Always note the date you pumped, do not keep leftovers, and never warm breast milk in the microwave or in boiling water. If you are unsure, your midwife, lactation consultant or doctor is the right place to turn.
Baby nutrition
All articles on Baby nutritionHow much babies drink by age, from newborn to toddler.
Baby nutrition
Fluid intake for babies – How much your baby should drink (incl. table)
No baby drinks like the next, so rigid tables are only a guide. For the first six months breast milk or formula is entirely enough; extra water is in fact dangerous in this time. Six to eight wet nappies a day, steady weight gain and a lively, rosy child show that your baby is getting enough.
BebeWarm
All articles on BebeWarmCleaning, sterilising, descaling and reassembling correctly.
BebeWarm
How to Clean & Sterilize BebeWarm – Step-by-Step Guide
Regular cleaning, daily sterilising and descaling every few weeks keep the BebeWarm hygienic and long-lived. What matters just as much is what you avoid: no dishwasher, no high temperatures on the lid, no aggressive cleaners. The silicone seals belong back in place correctly after every drying, otherwise the device can drip.
