General guide to choosing milk powder! What should you know before buying milk powder for your baby?

1. Product logo

Whether it is bottled milk powder or milk powder in bags, the outer packaging box has: registered trademark, storage expiration date, production date, secret recipe ingredients, consumption method, net weight, nutrient reference values, product execution standards and the name and detailed address of the manufacturer, etc. When mothers buy milk powder, if the outer packaging of the product lacks this mark or the date is stale, don’t choose it.

2. Quality identification

1. Determine whether there is steam leakage. It is best to squeeze the bag of milk powder with your hands to see if there is any leakage of air or milk powder.

2. Milk powder texture. If the bag of milk powder feels silky and has no three-dimensional effect, you can choose it. For bottled milk powder, you mainly need to check whether the outer cap is swollen and whether there is a knocking sound of small pieces when shaking. Swelling and the sound of small pieces knocking indicate that there is a problem with the milk powder.

3. Identify the color of milk powder. After buying the milk powder, the mother must pour it out first and take a look. Normal milk powder is yellow or milky white in color. If the milk powder appears gray or burnt yellow, it means that the milk powder has deteriorated.

3. Baby's age

When buying milk powder for your baby, you can choose formula milk powder, because the seasoning of formula milk powder will be different according to the baby of different ages. Formula milk powder will be added with different nutrients according to the growth needs of babies of various ages.

4. Milk powder price

There is a very common misunderstanding among mothers when choosing milk powder: that is, they feel that the higher the price, the better. In fact, it does not mean that the more expensive the milk powder is, the safer it is and the more babies like to eat it. The main thing is to choose the milk powder that is suitable for the child. For babies who have just switched from breast milk to milk powder feeding, it is recommended to choose milk powder with ingredients close to breast milk to prevent the baby from developing lactose intolerance, poor digestion, and even other discomforts.

Summary: The one that is suitable for your baby is very good, and it doesn’t have to be expensive. After all, every baby’s body is different! Once you find that your baby doesn't like a certain brand of milk powder, you can buy small bottles and switch to several well-known brands. Only by choosing good milk powder can your baby grow up healthily!