PRECAUTIONS AND WARNINGSBaby bottles must be provided with a volume scale in milliliters. The precision of the measurements indicated on a baby bottle is extremely important: if the proportion of water and milk powder is not maintained, it can cause an excessively high load on the infant's kidneys, or too much water may be given in relation to the milk actually contained in the bottle. This also occurs if the powder is added incorrectly: REMEMBER "Use the measurement included on the package or container of powder, very level and do not fill it up." Risks of bottle feeding: 1. Aerophagia: During feeding, the bottle must be kept well tilted to prevent the baby from ingesting excess air that could cause severe colic. 2. Burns: Sometimes, especially when using a microwave, the body of the bottle does not heat up, but the contents may be close to boiling. The temperature of the milk or porridge should be checked before giving it to the newborn to avoid burns. 3. Emotional problems: The baby should never be deprived of the positive emotional aspects of breastfeeding. Therefore, it is important that while bottle-feeding, the emotional relationship between the parents and the newborn is strengthened with words, kisses, or caresses. 4. Detachment of materials: Given the high temperatures to which the bottle is subjected, materials may become detached, which could obstruct the airways or cause the migration of toxic products. Choosing quality products guarantees safety in this regard. 5. Choking due to excessive feed flow. Always use this product under adult supervision. Continuous and prolonged suction of fluids can cause cavities. Inspect the nipple carefully before each use and pull it in all directions. Discard at the first sign of deterioration or fragility. Keep all unused components out of the reach of children. Do not leave the teat in direct sunlight or other heat sources, nor immerse it in sterilizing solution for longer than recommended. This can damage the teat. Never use teats as pacifiers. Always check the temperature of the food before feeding.