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Parents Good Water Guide
For young babies/toddlers drinking enough fluid is essential to health and well being. A high proportion of their body weight is water - so it's vital to keep youngsters properly hydrated.
For babies that are not breast-feeding water plays an important role in the diet, for use in formula feeds and later on as a drink or for the dilution of fruit juices. The age of the baby or child dictates the amount of fluid necessary for good health. The UK Government has just caught up with the rest of Europe in recommending bottled water as well as tap water for the make-up of infant feeds. It's therefore important that parents know all they need to about the different waters available so that they can make an informed choice.
Purifying Water
Boiling is the most effective method of purifying water. All water (tap and bottled) should first be boiled and immediately cooled before being given to infants aged 6 months and under. If preparing baby bottles start boiling long enough in advance for the water too cool before baby is screaming for his milk.
Boil it for 10 minutes, this is sufficient to kill everything and chill it in hygienic, cool surroundings - preferably a refrigerator before using to make up formula feeds. Bottle fed babies may need sips of cooled boiled water as formula is not so thirst quenching.
Other methods of purifying water, such as chemical sterilisation using iodine or chlorine are not suitable for pregnant women or children under 12.
For the make up of formula feed for infants,choose any water that is low in minerals - those that are suitable will be labelled as such, soon.
You are safe to pick one of the following Natural Mineral Water Brands (picking still waters only for children under two) to serve to babies and young children.
Abbey Well, Aqua-Pura, Ashbrook, Ashe Park, Brecon Carreg, Buxton, Evian, Highland Spring, Perthshire Mountain Spring, Spa, Stretton Hills, Vittel and Volvic