Patient's question:
The baby has been born for 21 days now, mostly drinking Abbott's premium Similac. When it's prepared, there are small dots on the wall of the bottle, and shaking it makes them numerous. Is there a problem with the formula? What should the baby's stool look like normally. When preparing the formula, first pour a little boiled cool water into the bottle, then add boiled hot water, with the water temperature around 37-38 degrees. Then add the formula to the bottle and shake it.Doctor's answer:
Your situation is generally considered normal for formula milk, and this is a common occurrence. It is usually due to the high purity of the formula milk, which can lead to the reoccurrence of the walling issue.Advice: Don’t worry, this is a normal situation. Most formula milks with high purity exhibit this behavior, and the child will adjust without any discomfort.
The above advice is for the question, "Is it normal for the bottle to have small dots when mixing formula milk?" We hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!