Safe Handling of Babies Bottles
Clean and Wash bottles, bottle caps, and nipples in the dishwasher. If you wash them by hand, wash them in warm water with dish soap. Rinse well and then boil for five minutes.
Refrigerate - Keep filled bottles of formula or breast milk in the refrigerator until just before feeding. Refrigerate - open containers of ready-to-feed or concentrated formula. Warming - Place bottles in hot (not boiling) water for five minutes.
Shake well and test milk temperature by putting a few drops on the inside of your wrist to make sure it's not too hot before feeding.
Never Microwave Baby Bottles Why? Microwaves heat to very high temperatures and heat unevenly. They could make a portion of the milk too hot. The baby's mouth and throat could be scalded.
Food Safety Training for the children's services sector consists of 3 units.
1) HLTFS207B Follow basic food safety practices
Includes the skills and knowledge required for basic food safety practices including personal hygiene, conduct when working in a food service environment, basic pest control requirements and basic food disposal requirements. This is the basic level of competence required by any person in any industry who directly handles food.
2) HLTFS309B Oversee the day-to-day implementation of food safety in the workplace
This unit of competency describes the skills and knowledge required to supervise the day-to-day implementation of the food safety program across the entire enterprise, process or food handling area. It also involves supporting others to implement the requirements of the food safety plan.
3) HLTFS310B Apply and monitor food safety requirements
This unit of competency describes the skills and knowledge required monitor and control food safety hazards and respond to non-conformance as required by the food safety program
How the course is delivered
Online: all 3 units are available online, train where and when it suits you. A blend of online and workplace assessments make this training both time and cost efficient. Online trainer support available 365 days per year
Classroom: delivered by a trainer with a learner guide workbook and assessments completed both in class and in the workplace.
Correspondence - All material is mailed to you
Breast Milk and Formula Storage
Leftover Formula - Throw away immediately. Bacteria from the baby's mouth contaminate the formula, where they can grow and multiply.
Prepared bottles - Throw any after 24 hours
Open containers of ready-to-feed or concentrated formula- throw away after 48 hours
Unused breast milk - (May be frozen for two weeks) throw away after 48 hours
These items should be kept in the refrigerator
Final note: Check "Use by" dates on formula. If the date has passed, stay safe. Throw it out.
Remember
Use bottles only once. Clean them thoroughly before using again. To avoid tooth decay and ear infections, don't put babies to bed with a bottle. Milk pooled in the baby's mouth can allow bacteria to grow on teeth. Milk can also get into the ear canal and cause ear infections.
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